Super-Ellipse™ dining table - B617 (300x130 cm)

Fritz Hansen Superellipse™ Table Series

The Superellipse™ Table Series by Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, and Arne Jacobsen is a timeless collection of modern dining and conference tables that balances mathematics, design, and functionality. First introduced in 1969, the series includes the Super-Ellipse™, Super-Circular™, circular, square, and rectangular tables, all defined by harmonious proportions and elegant span legs.

What makes the Superellipse™ Table Series special?

• Mathematical design: Inspired by Piet Hein’s solution to a traffic problem at Sergels Torg in Stockholm, the super-elliptical shape ensures balance and harmony from every angle.

• Democratic form: With no distinct ends, the tables provide everyone an equal position, making them ideal for social or collaborative spaces.

• Versatile range: Available in multiple shapes and sizes, including the iconic Superellipse™, to suit dining rooms, offices, and public spaces.

• Premium materials: Tabletops offered in Fenix laminate (with aluminium edge) or clear lacquered walnut veneer (with wooden edge).

• Iconic span legs: Available in chromed or powder-coated steel, ensuring both strength and elegance.

• Modern update: Revitalised with nanotechnology-based laminate that offers a matte, low-reflective surface, highly resistant to scratches and easy to clean.

A democratic and timeless design
The Superellipse™ Table Series embodies the perfect meeting of mathematics and design. With its innovative form, robust materials, and enduring relevance, it continues to be a centrepiece for dining, working, and social interaction across generations.

FAQs

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

What materials are used for the tabletop?
Choose between Fenix laminate with an aluminium edge or walnut veneer with a natural wood edge.

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

Why is the Superellipse considered democratic?
Its lack of ends ensures all sitters have an equal position at the table.

Where does the design inspiration come from?
Piet Hein developed the super-ellipse shape while designing a roundabout for Sergels Torg in Stockholm.

Who produces the Superellipse™ tables today?
They are produced by Fritz Hansen, continuing their legacy as modern design icons.