Three-round table by Max Bill | Side table small Ø 82.5 cm | Linoleum black and blue

The "Tables en forme" first designed by Charlotte Perriand in the 1930s became popular in the 1950s as kidney-shaped tables. In addition to the free forms of almost all known examples, Max Bill's three-round table, created around 1949/50, appears taut and precise. The construction of three circles determines its geometric shape. The three-round table marks a high point in Max Bill's campaign for design reform.

The wb form Max Bill three-round table as a club table variant is also available in a larger standard version (Ø 110 cm) and is therefore very versatile. The sizes are coordinated so that they can be easily combined next to each other as a group.

Further information about the wb form Max Bill three-round table (club table) small:

Material:
- Table top: Linoleum plate Black or Smokey Blue
- Legs: solid maple, natural varnished
- Edge band: maple
- Country of origin wood: Germany

Design:
Max Bill, 1949 / 1950