We saw this amazing table by Hovmand Olsen on the Mid-Century Modernist. Olsen's work belonged to the Danish Modern movement. The furniture seems very innovative to us, like the Reversible Game/Dining Table. It's the perfect versatile, small-scale piece: leather on one side, teak on the other, with two leaves. We went looking for a little more...
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The Occasional Chair from the last photo reminded us a lot of Maxwell's post on a chair he saw at Butter, although we couldn't find anything that was a true match. Anyone else know Hovmand Olsen's furniture well enough to match it or not with Maxwell's chair?
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I grew up in a house full of Danish Modern furniture, and my Mom still has that table. I guess after 30 years it is now a collectors peice. I will have to make sure she never sells it.