Brutalist Extendable Round Dining Table with Chairs by Rainer Daumiller, 1971, Set of 6

German architect turned designer, Rainer Daumiller, popularized these playful pine dining sets through the Danish brand, Hirtshals Savvaerk, in the 1960s and ‘70s. Designed to be functional yet fun, this is a chair that everyone can appreciate, enjoy and, most importantly, seek comfort within. The ergonomic pine is carved to fit the human body like a glove, while the simple design will complement a variety of tastes and designs. Due to its ergonomic, timeless design and quality materials, we suggest using several around a dining table or pairing one with your workspace in order to ideate and create in comfort. Additional Information: Material: Pine Provenance: Scandinavia, 20th Century -Due to this item’s handcrafted or reclaimed nature, there may be slight variations or imperfect qualities that give character to this one of a kind heirloom. -This item is ageless in aesthetic, avoiding obsolescence, limited use, or an otherwise shortened lifespan due to changing styles and trendsImpressive brutalist extendable solid pine round dining table by Rainer Daumiller for Hirtshals Savvaerk 1970s. Beautiful table with 4 profound legs and a thick table top with curved sides. This table is extendable from 120 cm to 175 cm through a very solid mechanism underneath the table top. The extendable piece can easily be shoved in the created space and is fully solid without clearance once in place. The entire table is extremely well-build and is suited to last multiple life times.