The iconic mid-century modern furniture collection designed by Hans Brattrud for Hove Møbler during the late 1950s and 1960s is anchored by the award-winning Scandia series. This collection is celebrated for its revolutionary use of ergonomically curved, laminated wood slats that perfectly conform to the human body.
The Hans Brattrud Rosewood Extendable Dining Table for Hove Møbler (1960s) is a masterclass in Norwegian mid-century engineering. It perfectly balances rich, organic textures with minimalist industrial design to complement the iconic slatted "Scandia" chai
The Tabletop: Constructed from durable laminated plywood, the surface features a premium, heavily figured Brazilian Rio Rosewood veneer. The wood grain is typically book-matched, showcasing dramatic, dark, variegated patterns unique to the rosewood specie
The Base: The table rests on four minimalist hairpin or slender sled legs made of high-grade chromed steel or iron. This metallic framework prevents the table from looking bulky, ensuring a light, floating aesthetic in a dining space.
