Poul Hermann Poulsen Furniture

Dining table produced by Gangso Møbler in Denmark in the 1960s, designed with floral ceramics by Poul Hermann Poulsen. The rosewood table has a central section and two extensions tha...

A compact teak extending dining table from Gangso Mobler, made in Denmark during the 1970s (no makers mark present) The extending leaves are hung either side or can be completely ...

Beautiful set of 8 Scandinavian modern dining room chairs designed by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangsø Møbler, Denmark, 1970s. Simple and distinctly modernist style with cool geometric pro...

Add a touch of Danish sophistication to your living space with this exquisite set of three nesting tables, designed by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangsø Møbler, crafted in Denmark circa 1970s. Constructed from rich teak wood, these tables exemplify the elegance and functionality of Danish modern design. The table tops feature a stunning tile inlay with an organic color palette of beige, black, and brown tones. The intricate tile design, reminiscent of an artistic grid pattern adorned with a sequence of concentric circles, adds a unique and refined flair to each piece. Poul Poulsen was a Danish designer, painter and ceramics artisan and worked extensively with Gangsø Møbler in Faarvang, Denmark designing ceramic tiles. Previously, he was the proprietor of Faaborg Pottery (1976–1978) at the city square in Faaborg, Denmark, where he designed pottery. It later evolved into the design of ceramics, tiles, carvings, pictures, oil paintings, canvas prints, drawings and photo posters. These versatile nesting tables offer both beauty and practicality, seamlessly fitting into any mid-century modern or contemporary interior. Whether used together or separately, they provide ample surface space while maintaining a compact footprint. This set is a perfect blend of form and function, showcasing the timeless craftsmanship of Poul H. Poulsen. ---Dimensions--- Width: 21.75 in / 55.25 cm Depth: 18.5 in / 46.99 cm Height: 19 in / 48.26 cm This artfully designed and crafted set of nesting tables by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangsø Møbler are in 100% original, vintage condition and have aged to perfection! The mix of solid and veneered Burmese teak does show some minor signs of vintage wear such as minor veneer bubbling around the edges of the ceramic tiles as well as minor surface scratches and one small gouge (all of which can be seen in the detail photos provided). The ceramic tiles show no cracks, chips of other damage whatsoever. The three tables measure as follows; LG Table - W - 21.75" x D - 15.75" x H - 19" MED Table - W - 18.75" x D - 15.75" x H - 18" SM Table...

Beautiful set of 4 or 8 Scandinavian modern dining room chairs designed by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangsø Møbler, Denmark, 1970s. Simple and distinctly modernist style with cool geometri...

Introducing a true Danish Modern treasure: a rare drop-leaf table designed by the well respected Poul H. Poulsen. Featuring a table top constructed from ceramic tiles hand-painted w...

Introducing a true Danish Modern treasure: a rare drop-leaf table designed by the well respected Poul H. Poulsen. Featuring a table top constructed from ceramic tiles hand-painted w...

Introducing a true Danish Modern treasure: a rare drop-leaf table designed by the well respected Poul H. Poulsen. Featuring a table top constructed from ceramic tiles hand-painted wi...

A large teak extending dining table and 6 dining chairs from Gangso Mobler Produced in Denmark during the 1970s A teak extending dining table from Gangso Mobler, made in Denmark du...

Introducing a true Danish Modern treasure: a rare, signed console table designed by the well respected Poul H. Poulsen. Featuring a table top constructed from ceramic tiles painted w...

Welcome to the world of timeless elegance with this exquisite vintage mid-century modern rosewood credenza/buffet designed by Poul H. Poulsen for Gangso Mobler. Crafted with meticulo...

A large teak extending dining table and 6 dining chairs from Gangso Mobler Produced in Denmark during the 1970s The tiles to the middle and leaves were designed by Poul Hermann...