Scandinavian Solid Wood Nesting Tables, Scandinavia ca 1970s

Stools have been steadily increasing in popularity thanks to a number of reasons, the most obvious being their space-saving functionality. Stools can be used in any space to provide an easily moved alternative to more cumbersome furniture. However, thanks to their versatility, they can provide a lot of visual interest. European mid-century design is generally characterized by a minimal, clean approach that seeks to combine functionality with beauty. With its focus is on simple lines and light spaces, this stool is devoid of clutter. Standing on four straight legs, the sole decorative element is the split seat...

Sauna stools have been in use for centuries, predominantly in Japan and in Finland. While this form of furniture is mostly a utilitarian object, vintage sauna stools - like this set of four - from these countries are artisanal, beautiful pieces. From Antti Nurmesniemi’s sauna stool (which is part of the MoMA’s collection) to the Japanese Hinoki stools, these vintage wooden pieces are perhaps even more treasured today than in the 50s. Sauna stools are traditionally used as a perch while washing up in the bathhouse before entering the soaking tub. They also make good shower stools or bath-side caddies also because the woods used - pine in this case - are naturally bacteria- and mildew-resistant and withstand humidity well. Stools traditionally have a simple, functional construction, however, these Finnish stools have elaborately carved tops that move beyond the strictly functional role. The tops are composed of four interconnecting parts in a shape that resembles a Celtic knot. These individual parts are connected by two dowel pins to each other leaving the design airy and functional as water has an easy way to flow through. The legs are in a simple, slightly tapered form to support the sitter with similar dowel pins connecting them to the seats. These mid-century sauna stools were made for Finnsauna Lagerholm...

Form and function collide in this 'Thierry' stool model, a piece of accent furniture that is often underestimated. Designers define stools as jewels and statements in a room, and thi...

Created with aesthetic appeal in mind, nesting tables can be organized in a variety of stylish and functional configurations. Like past European models of the mid-century era, these ...

A pair of oak side tables or nightstands likely designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1950s. Overall Dimensions (inches): 19.8"H x 27.5"W x 18.25"D All items ship from High Point, N...

A set of three nesting tables. Belgium, c1970s. Functional as a nesting set or used around the room separately. Oak. Good vintage condition. Any scuffs and scratches ...

A set of three teak nesting tables designed and produced in Denmark, c. 1950s. Smallest Table Dimensions: 20.75” H x 18.5” W x 15.125” D Medium Table Dimensions: 21.5” H x 22” W x ...

Set of three Mid-Century Modern teak, rectangular nesting tables. Exceptionally well crafted. Undersides of the tables are channeled so that the tables hook to one another when nested, forming an attractive profile. The wood grain is naturally highlighted in a teak pattern throughout, with a rich teak tone, and the top surface of each one is in good condition. Stacked set of three tables for easy storage. Individual tables are in varying sizes – large, medium and small. Measurements correspond to the Largest of the Nesting Tables. Great vintage condition, Modern airy looking Danish Style, Mid Century Modern retro nesting tables...