Presented in 1952 at the Art and Crafts Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen, Børge Mogensen's BM0121 Dining Table was designed as an elegant solution for small homes. With no original drawings to guide them, Carl Hansen & Søn meticulously recreated the table from an original model, a process that revealed sophisticated engineering concealed within its seeming simplicity. The 19mm top is deceptively slender; beneath it, bent steel provides structural integrity. Slightly tapered legs and an upward-curving apron create generous legroom, while an insert leaf expands seating from four to six. The result is a dining table as relevant today as it was seven decades ago. Made in Denmark.
Presented in 1952 at the Art and Crafts Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen, Børge Mogensen's BM0121 Dining Table was designed as an elegant solution for small homes. With no original drawings to guide them, Carl Hansen & Søn meticulously recreated the table from an original model, a process that revealed sophisticated engineering concealed within its seeming simplicity. The 19mm top is deceptively slender; beneath it, bent steel provides structural integrity. Slightly tapered legs and an upward-curving apron create generous legroom, while an insert leaf expands seating from four to six. The result is a dining table as relevant today as it was seven decades ago. Made in Denmark.