Thonet S 1071/72 dining table

Design: Glen Oliver Löw

Experience community at the table of Thonet 1071 / 1072

The design of the table S 1071 and S 1072, also made of chrome-plated tubular steel with a tabletop made of fine wood, matches the chair classics from Thonet. You can choose between ash, oak or clear lacquered walnut. The S 1071 is an extendable table that can accommodate a total of six people. The S 1071, tabletop 200x90 cm, can be extended by hand by 40 or 80 cm with the two inlay panels. The middle floor cross bar ensures the stability of the table construction. The table top is an impressive six centimetres thick. The S 1072 has a 200x100 cm table top and, with a simple mechanism, two integrated extension leaves can be folded out with just one hand. The table size is then an impressive 290x100 cm. The extension leaves are available in the contrasting colour "Chocolate", veneered or in HPL laminate. The top is available in two thicknesses, 60 or 30 mm, the 30 mm top also with rounded corners.

The total length of the dining tables creates space for many chairs and your visit. The tables have been designed by designer Glen Oliver Löw to match the cantilever chairs by Marcel Breuer. With their shiny steel legs, which are nobly chrome-plated, the details and the curve geometry of Marcel Breuer's chair design have been incorporated.

The designer Glen Oliver Löw
Glen Oliver Löw (born 1959) comes from Leverkusen and studied industrial design in Wuppertal and Milan, where he graduated with a master's degree. From 1987 to 2000 he worked together with the well-known designer and architect Antonio Citterio. In 2000 Glen Oliver Löw became professor at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg. There, in addition to teaching young designers, he also designs furniture in his own design studio, among others for Thonet, which earned him coveted design awards such as the Red Dot Award.