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Referencing the simplicity of Shaker furniture, with clean lines and functional details, Børge Mogensen’s foldable Outdoor Table was designed back in 1971. Rediscovered by Carl Hansen & Søn, the iconic designer’s outdoor table and bench set is reworked to modern sensibilities, yet remains true to the spirit of its original design. Set on a sturdy but elegant wooden frame, graphic slats create a durable and decorative tabletop perfect for impromptu outdoor gatherings. Crafted in untreated FSC®-certified teak, the durable design withstands wear and weather conditions to age gracefully over time, acquiring an elegant silver-grey hue. Pair with the corresponding bench to create a set that neatly stows away when not in use.
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Carl Hansen & Søn
Designer:
Børge Mogensen
Size:
194.5cm x 72.0cm x 78.0cm (max)
BM1771 Table - Untreated Teak
$3,710
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This product is made in Vietnam by Carl Hansen & Son.
Bringing the beauty of craftsmanship to the outdoors
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ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Børge Mogensen
Børge Mogensen (1914-1972) was one of the most important furniture designers of his generation. Having started as a cabinetmaker, like many other designers, he developed into an accomplished furniture designer who created functional and affordable furniture for the everyman. Mogensen studied at Copenhagen school of Arts and Crafts from 1936-1942 under the watchful eye of Kaare Klint as his mentor. After completing his studies he initially went on to work with Klint, from whom he learnt to produce simple and functional furniture. Later on, Mogensen also succeeded his former mentor as designer at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Copenhagen when Klint died in 1954.
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