Edmund Jørgensen side table pair

SOUGHT FURNITURE LTD

£1495

Elevate your space with this pair of mid-century two-tier wooden side tables, by Danish designer Edmund Jørgensen. These elegant pieces showcase classic Scandinavian design with their clean lines, warm wood grain, and practical two-tier structure. Ideal for use as side tables, plant stands, or accent pieces, they combine form and function in a timeless way. Two-tier design for added surface space and style teak and oak wood construction with a rich natural finish. Designer Edmund Jørgensen Dimensions 62cm Tall, 32.5cm Wide and 32.5cm Diameter

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