Super-Ellipse™ dining table - B616 (170x100 cm)

Fritz Hansen Superellipse™ Table Series

The Superellipse™ Table Series from Fritz Hansen is a modern design classic created in 1969 by Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, and Arne Jacobsen. The collection includes the Super-Ellipse™, Super-Circular™, circular, square, and rectangular tables, all characterised by harmonious proportions, democratic form, and timeless appeal.

What makes the Superellipse™ Table Series special?

• Mathematical inspiration: Based on Piet Hein’s super-elliptical roundabout design for Sergels Torg in Stockholm, the tables reflect harmony and balance in any size.

• Democratic design: With no distinct ends, the shape ensures all sitters have an equal place around the table.

• Versatile selection: Available in multiple shapes and sizes to suit dining rooms, offices, and public spaces.

• Premium tabletops: Offered in Fenix laminate with an aluminium edge or walnut veneer with a natural wood edge.

• Iconic span legs: Available in chromed or powder-coated steel for a sleek, stable base.

• Modern upgrade: Revitalised with nanotechnology-based laminate featuring a matte, low-reflective surface that is highly scratch-resistant and easy to clean.

A timeless meeting of mathematics and design
The Superellipse™ Table Series exemplifies Fritz Hansen’s dedication to functional beauty. Its sculptural yet practical form continues to define modern interiors more than five decades after its creation.

FAQs

Who designed the Superellipse™ Table Series?
The series was designed in 1969 by Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, and Arne Jacobsen.

What tabletop options are available?
Choose between Fenix laminate with aluminium edge or walnut veneer with natural wood edge.

What are the leg options?
The iconic span legs are available in chromed or powder-coated steel.

Why is the design considered democratic?
The super-elliptical shape eliminates ends, giving everyone an equal position at the table.

Where did the inspiration come from?
The design was inspired by Piet Hein’s elliptical roundabout at Sergels Torg in Stockholm.

Who produces the Superellipse™ tables today?
They are made by Fritz Hansen, preserving their status as enduring design icons.