Poul Kjaerholms PK 61.
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The „ristretto“ of coffee tables: PK61™ is one of Poul Kjærholm’s most elementary and minimalist creations, that fits into both an industrial loft or a luxurious villa. Although the construction is limited to a set of identical components, the angular, aesthetic design has a programmatic appeal and demonstrates that Kjærholm has evolved from an industrial designer to a furniture designer. The four frame components are screwed together and contribute to the unique look of the table. The removable tabletop underlines how Kjærholm uses gravity to position components.
We currently have a PK 61 produced by E. Kold Christensen in the showroom. The slate plate has a pronounced pattern gradient, at two corners there are slight flaking ends. The matt polished steel frame is embossed with the Christensen logo.
The „ristretto“ of coffee tables: PK61™ is one of Poul Kjærholm’s most elementary and minimalist creations, that fits into both an industrial loft or a luxurious villa. Although the construction is limited to a set of identical components, the angular, aesthetic design has a programmatic appeal and demonstrates that Kjærholm has evolved from an industrial designer to a furniture designer. The four frame components are screwed together and contribute to the unique look of the table. The removable tabletop underlines how Kjærholm uses gravity to position components.
We currently have a PK 61 produced by E. Kold Christensen in the showroom. The slate plate has a pronounced pattern gradient, at two corners there are slight flaking ends. The matt polished steel frame is embossed with the Christensen logo.
