Supercircular Dining Table B603
Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson's 1968 dining table with a rounded top on detachable span legs
1000 × 720 × 1000 mm
Source: product page text — B603 dining table, 100 x 100 cm, 72 cm height — published as W 100 × D 100 × H 72 cm
1968
Denmark
USD 2,999, 100 x 100 cm black Fenix top with brushed aluminium edge on chromed steel span legs (default configuration), excl. VAT and taxes, fritzhansen.com US market, 2026-10-15
Description
Overview
The Supercircular™ Dining Table B603 is a table with a rounded top, credited to Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson and dated 1968. It stands on detachable span legs, measures W 100 × D 100 × H 72 cm and seats four.
Construction
- Chipboard core, 22 mm, faced with FENIX® laminate or walnut veneer
- Matt polished aluminium edge on the laminate tops
- Detachable span legs, chromed or powder coated
Specifications
- Weight 19.2 kg in the product data
- EU Ecolabel and FSC® (FSC MIX) certified
- Origin line on the sheet: Denmark
Story
Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson
Fritz Hansen credits the B603 to Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson, 1968. The sheet describes Piet Hein as a philosopher, poet and mathematician who created the Super-Ellipse as a new oval shape, and says he later used it with Bruno Mathsson to make the Super-Elliptical table series, which Fritz Hansen put into production in 1968.
A table with a stunning symmetry
The product data points to the visual symmetry of the Supercircular™ dining table and to its detachable span legs.
