BM67 Coffee Table
The BM67 Coffee Table has an understated authenticity that’s appealing to the modern consumer.
Designed by Borge Mogensen in 1956. In classic Borge Mogensen style, the BM67 Coffee Table is a functionally-driven design with very few components. Starting with a solid wood frame and a sledge base, where the exposed construction underneath is part of its appeal – featuring stretchers in raw brass, which will patinate beautifully over time.
It all reflects Mogensen’s conviction that simple, unadorned designs set the stage for the beauty that lies in the materials. In this case, wood and brass. And that the ordinary can be made extraordinary.
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BM67 Coffee Table
The BM67 Coffee Table has an understated authenticity that’s appealing to the modern consumer.
Designed by Borge Mogensen in 1956. In classic Borge Mogensen style, the BM67 Coffee Table is a functionally-driven design with very few components. Starting with a solid wood frame and a sledge base, where the exposed construction underneath is part of its appeal – featuring stretchers in raw brass, which will patinate beautifully over time.
It all reflects Mogensen’s conviction that simple, unadorned designs set the stage for the beauty that lies in the materials. In this case, wood and brass. And that the ordinary can be made extraordinary.
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The BM67 Coffee Table has an understated authenticity that’s appealing to the modern consumer.
Designed by Borge Mogensen in 1956. In classic Borge Mogensen style, the BM67 Coffee Table is a functionally-driven design with very few components. Starting with a solid wood frame and a sledge base, where the exposed construction underneath is part of its appeal – featuring stretchers in raw brass, which will patinate beautifully over time.
It all reflects Mogensen’s conviction that simple, unadorned designs set the stage for the beauty that lies in the materials. In this case, wood and brass. And that the ordinary can be made extraordinary.
