Thonet Tables
High-quality and timelessly classic Thonet tables
Quality from Frankenberg, tubular steel furniture for almost 200 years.
You can configure Thonet tables directly in the shop and order them to your home. The constructions made of bent tubular steel inspire with a unique look and practical functions. In the office and in private facilities, the products are a special eye-catcher. The high-quality workmanship and selected materials make Thonet tables sustainable furniture designed for a long service life. In addition to desks and a secretary, the range also includes a supplementary side table or side tables in a set - or your individual configuration.

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The Thonet company has existed for two centuries and looks back on a successful history. The company was founded by Michael Thonet in 1819 and is still managed by the Thonet family today. Due to the possibilities of industrialisation, Thonet was able to develop the coffee house chair No. 14, which is made of wood bent under steam (bentwood) and can be dismantled into individual parts. Sales of these chairs with an annual production of 250,000 pieces and estimated 50 million sales by 1930 alone ensured the company's success. At the beginning of the 20th century, Thonet also employed artists and designers, including Marcel Breuer, who had previously worked for the Bauhaus Dessau, where he developed the tubular steel furniture. These experiments resulted in the B 9 table and the first cantilever chair in black, the S 33 model, in 1925. The focus is on minimalism with durable and exchangeable individual parts. Thonet chairs and tables are true design classics! Legend has it that a Thonet chair fell out of the Eiffel Tower undamaged...