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Mercer Table

Lucia Mercer's 1982 solid marble table, reintroduced by Knoll in 2018

Dimensions

371 × 381 × 330 mm

Year

1982

Materials
Solid marble, natural and uncoated
Finishes
Nero MarquinaCalacattaVerdi Alpi

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Mercer Table by Lucia Mercer for Knoll is a solid marble table originally designed for Knoll in 1982 and reintroduced in 2018. Knoll calls its design geometrically pure and formal, yet emotionally expressive.

Construction

  • Solid marble, natural and uncoated (Knoll shop)
  • Marble finishes named on the product sheet: Nero Marquina, Calacatta and Verdi Alpi
  • Arrives fully assembled; the shop lists a weight of 243 lb

Specifications

  • Table 701T: W 14.6 x D 13 x H 15 in (371 x 330 x 381 mm), design page values

Story

Designed for Knoll in 1982

Knoll says the Mercer Table was originally designed for Knoll in 1982 and reintroduced in 2018. It presents the table as geometrically pure and formal, yet emotionally expressive.

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Stone knowledge

The sheet notes that Lucia Mercer apprenticed at a granite quarry in Ausable Forks, NY, which gave her an intimate understanding of the character and power of stone.

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