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Muecke Dining Table

Jonathan Muecke's dowel-built wood table: a slim top on cylindrical legs, in two lengths

Dimensions

2591 × 729 × 965 mm

Year

2025

Approx. $7,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Solid oak, walnut or ebonized ashVeneer tabletopFloating tenon joinery
Finishes
OakWalnutEbonized Ash

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Description

Overview

The Muecke Dining Table by Jonathan Muecke for Knoll is built from cylindrical solid-wood dowels under a slim wood tabletop. It comes in two lengths and in oak, walnut or ebonized ash.

Construction

  • Wood in oak, walnut or ebonized ash
  • Solid wood legs and supporting dowels, veneer tabletop
  • Floating tenon joinery

Specifications

  • 102 in table: W 102 x D 38 x H 28.7 in (2591 x 965 x 729 mm)
  • 78 in table: W 78 x D 38 x H 28.7 in

Story

Prototypes first

Knoll says Jonathan Muecke made an extensive series of hand-built prototypes to develop the joinery of the table, and quotes him on the comfort of repetition and making the most out of one idea.

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A rhythm of simple forms

The shop page describes dowels topped by a slim plane of wood, a rhythmic repetition of simple forms.

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