Mid-Century Modern Danish Teakwood Hexagonal Side Table Designed by Hans Christian Andersen

This Mid-Century Modern Danish side table, attributed to designer Hans Christian Andersen, features a striking hexagonal top crafted in warm, straight-grained teakwood. The geometric surface is framed by precisely mitered edges, forming a raised lip that both defines the form and helps contain items placed on the table. Its clean lines and architectural silhouette reflect the refined simplicity often associated with Danish modern design.

The table rests on six tapered, straight legs that provide visual lightness while ensuring structural stability. Each leg meets the apron with crisp joinery, contributing to the table's balanced proportions and understated craftsmanship. The teak presents a consistent tone throughout, enhancing its sculptural profile and emphasizing the natural beauty of the wood grain.

Compact and versatile, this piece functions well as a side table, accent table, or standalone decorative element in a variety of interiors. Its unique hexagonal footprint allows it to fit comfortably in corners or group harmoniously with other modular tables. Condition is consistent with age and use, with no major flaws noted from inspection. A refined example of Danish modern woodworking, this table brings both functionality and design sophistication to any space.

Vintage condition as pictured.

Listing is for described item only.

Dimensions approx: 16.75"L, 16.75"W, 14.5"H