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B 20 Coffee Tables

Thonet Design Team's 2009 coffee tables inspired by Bauhaus-era tubular steel, with optional shelf.

Dimensions

1200 × 360 × 800 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: product page text — B 20 b/1 — published as W 120 × D 80 × H 36 cm

Year

2009

Origin

Germany

Reference price

EUR 1,261.40 from (configuration not stated), thonet.de shop, incl. VAT, 2026-10-15

Materials
Tubular steel, chrome-plated or powder-coatedMDF with beech or ash veneer, lacquered
Finishes
Frame chrome-platedFrame deep black (RAL 9005)Frame pure white (RAL 9010)Frame matt deep black (RAL 9005)Frame matt pearl white (RAL 1013)Frame matt tomato red (RAL 3013)Frame matt beige grey (RAL 7006)Ash clear varnishedAsh stained black (TP 29)Ash open-pore varnished deep black, pure white or tomato redBeech clear varnishedBeech stained (TP 107, TP 24, TP 44, TP 34, TP 89, TP 29)
Colors
Deep blackPure whitePearl whiteTomato redBeige grey
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Description

Overview

The B 20 is a range of tubular steel coffee tables by the Thonet Design Team, dated 2009 on Thonet's page. It has square and rectangular versions, each with or without an extra shelf.

Construction

A tubular steel frame carries a flat top; the /1 versions add a lower shelf between the frame sides.

Specifications

  • Dimensions (B 20 b/1): W 120 cm x D 80 cm x H 36 cm
  • Weight (B 20 b/1): 19.5 kg
  • Versions: B 20 a, B 20 a/1, B 20 b, B 20 b/1

Story

Looking back at the Bauhaus

Thonet writes that the couch tables were inspired by the classic tubular steel furniture of the 1920s and 1930s from the Bauhaus period.

A low two-level table in front of a low seat in a room with a glass wall

One range, two plans

The page notes that the range offers various versions and sizes, square or rectangular, and extra shelves as storage.

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