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All-rounder: 1140 dining table Thonet
Restrained, yet solid and present - the 1140 design dining table by Thonet comes from the pen of Werner Aisslinger. It convinces with its functionality, its versatility and its simple simplicity. Whether in your own home or in a public space - the 1140 dining table always works.

Thonet - 200 years of tradition
The Frankenberg-based manufacturer stands for durability and the irrepressible drive for innovation. Thonet was the first manufacturer to bring bentwood furniture to the market and the first to sell tubular steel furniture. Michael Thonet founded his own workshop in Boppard am Rhein in 1819. In the 1830s he experimented with strips of veneer boiled in glue and is therefore regarded as the inventor of "furniture made of bent wood". In 1842, he was invited to Vienna by the Austrian state chancellor Prince Metternich and the coffee house culture there laid the foundation for Thonet's later success. Given this desire for innovation, it is not surprising that Thonet also cultivated links with the Bauhaus and Marcel Breuer. Thonet implemented Breuer's experiments with cold-bent tubular steel and produced the famous cantilever chairs.

Material and format
The table is made of oak. It is available in different sizes.

Dimensions:
- W 100 x D 100 x H 75 cm
- W 200 x D 100 x H 75 cm
- W 220 x D 100 x H 75 cm
- W 240 x D 100 x H 75 cm
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All-rounder: 1140 dining table Thonet

Restrained, yet solid and present - the 1140 design dining table by Thonet comes from the pen of Werner Aisslinger. It convinces with its functionality, its versatility and its simple simplicity. Whether in your own home or in a public space - the 1140 dining table always works.

Thonet - 200 years of tradition

The Frankenberg-based manufacturer stands for durability and the irrepressible drive for innovation. Thonet was the first manufacturer to bring bentwood furniture to the market and the first to sell tubular steel furniture. Michael Thonet founded his own workshop in Boppard am Rhein in 1819. In the 1830s he experimented with strips of veneer boiled in glue and is therefore regarded as the inventor of "furniture made of bent wood". In 1842, he was invited to Vienna by the Austrian state chancellor Prince Metternich and the coffee house culture there laid the foundation for Thonet's later success. Given this desire for innovation, it is not surprising that Thonet also cultivated links with the Bauhaus and Marcel Breuer. Thonet implemented Breuer's experiments with cold-bent tubular steel and produced the famous cantilever chairs.

Material and format

The table is made of oak. It is available in different sizes.

Dimensions:

W 100 x D 100 x H 75 cm
W 200 x D 100 x H 75 cm
W 220 x D 100 x H 75 cm
W 240 x D 100 x H 75 cm