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Table No. 201, a modern and timeless design in solid wood captures the essence of Danish Modern and showcases the brand’s commitment to clean lines, functional design, and expert Danish craftsmanshi...

Table No. 201, a modern and timeless design in solid wood captures the essence of Danish Modern and showcases the brand’s commitment to clean lines, functional design, and expert Danish craftsmanship.   Table No. 201 features a single central and supportive pedestal base, providing both stability and a sleek aesthetic. The slightly curved tabletop adds a touch of elegance, making it an ideal choice for modern surroundings. Designed to be perfect for everyday use, this table offers a unique expression that effortlessly combines style and functionality.   Table No. 201 comfortably accommodates 6-8 people at its standard size, making it an ideal choice for gatherings and everyday meals. Furthermore, the table offers flexibility with the option to add one or two extension leaves, one at each end of the table, allowing for additional seating when needed. This adaptability ensures that the table can easily accommodate larger groups, catering to the needs of any occasion.   Every piece is made in Denmark and individually numbered on final assembly.   Bernh. Pedersen & Søn, a Danish furniture maker, has a long and strong tradition in furniture and cabinetmaking stretching all the way back to the company’s start in 1902. Through three generations the family firm has created and sold classic Danish furniture to many parts of the world. The period 1950 - 1970 in particular was characterized by some of the most stunning and well-executed pieces in Bernh. Pedersen & Søn’s history. Especially the classic mid-century sideboards and daybeds designed by Danish furniture designers, including the Danish world-renowned Johannes Andersen, Svend Aage Madsen and Kurt Østervig who were - and still are - highly valued by customers worldwide.   In 2015, great-grandson Thomas Bernhard Pedersen reestablished the company and started focusing exclusively on relaunching some of the exquisite furniture designed in the 50’s and 60’s.