This double-sided desk was designed by the great Danish designer Arne Vodder.
 Designed in Denmark in the 1960s, this Scandinavian desk is distinguished by its design, tapered legs and the details of its handles.
 Its teak top will perfectly complement a pretty , colorful table lamp.

 It has six drawers.
 Made of teak, this desk offers very beautiful finishes.


 Designer: Arne Vodder
 Era: 1960s
 Origin: Denmark
 Materials: Teak
 Color: Wood
 Style: Vintage, Scandinavian
 Functionality: 6 drawers, 2 of which lock with a key, and a storage compartment located at the back of the desk
 Dimensions: H73cm x L149.5cm x D74cm


 Ladies and gentlemen, prepare to embark on a journey through time to meet an exceptional designer. Fasten your seatbelts and hold onto your designer chairs , because we are about to introduce you to the great, the one and only, the irreplaceable: Arne Vodder!
 Arne Vodder, born in Denmark in 1926, is a man who has successfully combined art and science. Before becoming a designer, he studied architecture and engineering, which allowed him to combine aesthetic beauty and functionality in his creations. While attending the school of renowned architect Finn Juhl, a spark ignited, and Arne Vodder discovered a passion for furniture design.

 Over the years, Arne Vodder became the king of Scandinavian style, with an innate talent for creating furniture that combined simplicity, elegance, and practicality. His clean and functional style appealed not only to private individuals but also to politicians and diplomats. Indeed, his designs were chosen to furnish embassies and ministries around the world.

 Who would have thought that a designer could become a discreet player in international diplomacy?
 His designs quickly became classics, such as the sideboard with staggered drawers and the floating desk. His furniture is instantly recognizable thanks to its clean aesthetic, soft lines, and original details. Arne Vodder made wood his material of choice, enhancing his creations with noble woods such as teak and rosewood.

 But Arne Vodder is not just a furniture designer; he is also a visionary who knew how to innovate and adapt to his time. He is one of the pioneers of Scandinavian design, a style that has transcended decades without aging a day. His creations are now design icons and continue to inspire designers worldwide.

 Our beloved Arne Vodder was not only an artist, but also a man of great empathy. He cared deeply about people's well-being and designed his furniture to bring comfort and serenity to its users. Arne Vodder was a man who wanted to make the world a better place, one piece of furniture at a time.

 So, the next time you see a piece of Scandinavian furniture, take a moment to admire the gentle curves, clean lines, and refined details that are Arne Vodder's signature. It's partly thanks to him that Scandinavian design has become a staple in our homes. And above all, don't forget to thank this great man who knew how to combine art and science to create furniture that has stood the test of time and continues to delight us.