The table was originally part of Bovirke’s stand at the 1948 'New Home' exhibition in Copenhagen, which Finn Juhl designed in its entirety. The owner of Bovirke, Poul H. Lund, was among the first to recognise the potential of producing Finn Juhl’s furniture on a larger scale – lightweight, high-quality pieces tailored to the modern lifestyle, yet marked by a distinctive design language. The wave-shaped cross bar allows you to move your legs freely under the table. At the same time, the table is remarkably practical, with extension leaves that can be conveniently stored inside. When needed, the split tabletop glides open effortlessly, thanks to a clever mechanism crafted from pine. Crafted with a solid wood frame and a veneered tabletop and extension leaves, the table seats 4–6 people and up to 10 when extended. A non-extendable version is also available. Every piece is produced at House of Finn Juhl’s workshop in Ringkøbing on Denmark’s West Coast.