Item Description
An exceptional coffee table designed by Danish architect Grom Lindum for Franeker, Denmark. This refined piece exemplifies the quiet authority and material sensitivity associated with Scandinavian modernism of the mid-20th century. The tabletop is masterfully constructed from solid ash slats, cut transversally and meticulously laminated to create a richly textured, rhythmic surface. The end-grain composition highlights the natural structure of the wood, producing a subtle geometric pattern with striking depth and tactility. This construction method closely recalls the celebrated tabletops of Belgian Mid-Century Modern designer Jules Wabbes, known for his uncompromising craftsmanship and architectural approach to furniture. The table rests on a clean-lined base that balances visual lightness with structural integrity, allowing the expressive top to remain the focal point. A bronze maker’s tag affixed to the piece attests to its authenticity and origin. Both sculptural and functional, this coffee table is a sophisticated statement piece—ideal for collectors of Scandinavian design and connoisseurs of high-quality, architect-designed furniture. A rare and elegant example of Danish modern craftsmanship.
