Settle-table c. 1936

"Settle-table" is a technical drawing by Danish architect and furniture designer B. Holst-Grubbe, created around 1936. The drawing presents a detailed front and side view of the settle-table, highlighting its unique design with dimensions for each component. The settle-table design is a combination of a bench and a table, making it a multi-functional piece of furniture. The drawing, using precise lines and measurements, demonstrates the careful consideration and attention to detail in Holst-Grubbe's approach to furniture design. The piece was originally owned by the Brooklyn Museum and reflects Holst-Grubbe's design philosophy, emphasizing functionality and aesthetic harmony.