Louis van Teeffelen Milano Extendable Dining Table for Wébé – 1960s
Beautiful mid-century modern extendable dining table designed by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé in the 1960s. The compact Milano model features a richly toned wooden top, softly rounded edges and distinctive tapered legs. Its original butterfly extension mechanism allows the table to expand effortlessly from 120 to 160 cm. A timeless example of Dutch vintage design, ideal for smaller dining spaces.
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A beautiful example of Dutch mid-century modern furniture, this extendable Milano dining table was designed by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé during the 1960s. Combining refined craftsmanship with practical functionality, this vintage piece reflects the distinctive character of Dutch furniture design from the period.
Crafted in warm-toned wood with a rich, natural grain, the table features a rectangular top with softly rounded corners and slender, tapered legs. Its clean lines and carefully balanced proportions give it a distinctive Scandinavian-inspired appearance.
One of the most appealing features of this particular Milano model is its compact size and clever extension mechanism. Measuring just 120 cm in its original configuration, the table can easily be extended to 160 cm using its integrated 40 cm butterfly extension leaf. This practical design provides additional dining space while maintaining the table's original proportions.
As the smallest version of the Milano dining table, it is particularly suitable for apartments, smaller dining rooms and contemporary interiors where space is valuable.
The table is presented in beautiful vintage condition, with a well-preserved wooden surface that highlights the natural character and warmth of the material.
A versatile piece of authentic 1960s design that pairs beautifully with vintage Danish dining chairs, minimalist interiors or a carefully curated mid-century furniture collection.
Height: 74 cm
Width: 76 cm
Length: 120 cm
Extended Length: 160 cm
Extension Leaf: 40 cm