Image source: Thonet — S 1200 Desk
© Thonet and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research.
S 1200 Desk
Randolf Schott's compact tubular steel desk of 2014 with slanted frame, footrest and accessories.
1100 × 880 × 670 mm
2014
Germany
Approx. $2,700 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The S 1200 is a compact writing desk of tubular steel and wood, dated 2014 on Thonet's page and credited there to the Thonet Design Team with Randolf Schott. It comes in various versions and with four optional accessories.
Construction
A slanted tubular steel frame carries the tabletop and a raised top compartment; a footrest sits between the legs. Top and compartment are finished in veneer or laminate.
Specifications
- Dimensions: W 110 cm x D 67 cm x H 88 cm
- Weight (with top compartment): 28 kg
- Tabletop: MDF 97 x 64.5 x 2.2 cm
- Accessories: S 1211, S 1212, S 1213, S 1214
Story
Taken from the tubular steel classics
The Thonet Design Team took inspiration for the S 1200 from the company's own collection of classic tubular steel furniture, Thonet writes. The slant of the frame is meant to make the desk easy to leave, even in narrow hallways.
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The designer at Thonet
Randolf Schott worked as a designer and project manager in Thonet's product development unit from 2006 until 2017, and Thonet's designer page lists the S 1200 as his product.
