Dining Table from Bernstorffsminde

SH Shaker Dining Table

The SH Shaker table, presented by Bernstorffsminde and masterfully designed by renowned Danish artist Søren Holst, is the epitome of timeless elegance. This exquisite dining table seamlessly blends classic Danish design with the essence of American Shaker culture. Søren Holst, a renowned Danish furniture designer, possesses a rich background in woodworking, construction techniques and furniture architecture. His unique style draws inspiration from the classic Shaker design tradition and the Danish furniture design heritage established by icons such as Kaare Klint.

Made from solid wood, this table is not just a piece of furniture; it's a work of art. The tabletop, 30 mm thick and carefully joined, has rounded corners for a subtle touch of refinement. The solid wooden legs provide unbreakable support and ensure durability for many years.

Available in various finishes including soap treated oak, oiled oak, black lacquered oak, oiled smoked oak and oiled walnut, the dining table harmonizes effortlessly with any interior. The optional veneer-coated MDF extension adds a rustic edge to the table, always in black lacquer. The SH Shaker table is a symbol of simplicity, functionality and enduring beauty. Whether you're a fan of minimalism or a connoisseur of classic design, this dining table is a fascinating choice that will grace your home for generations.

• Material: Solid wood table top in either soap-treated oak, oiled oak, black lacquered oak or oiled smoked oak, stave-glued, solid top, 28 mm, straight edge profile with rounded corners and solid wood legs. On request, it is possible to choose the table in a beautiful oiled walnut finish.
• Specifications: It is possible to purchase add-on tops in veneer on brown MDF, which gives a raw MDF edge. Always black lacquered, other finishes on request.
• Care instructions: We recommend wiping the table surface regularly with a slightly damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh or chemical cleaners as they can damage the surface.
• Design: Original design by Børge Mogensen for Bernstorffsminde.