Hommage À Florence Knoll | Square Table, 1961
1961 Dining Table: Square
Hommage À Florence Knoll | Square Table, 1961
1961 Dining Table: Square
Hommage À Florence Knoll
1961 Dining Table: Square
1961 Dining Table: Square









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The Square Dining Table designed by Florence Knoll was introduced as part of her classic collection.
This square version dining table measures 55 inches in length and width. It features a minimalist design with a square surface choice of stone, glass or wood veneer, supported by solid steel bar legs and horizontal steel tube rails.
The stone top versions have a tension rod to support the weight of the marble top.
Tabletop Finishes: Real Wood Veneer Tops available in Matte & Glossy Finishes, Marble Tops in Satin & Polished. Select "None" for Glass only.
The Archetype Forms 1961 Dining Table: Regular is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll Dining Table Model 2520T, also known as Dining Table - Square 55" x 55".
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Archetype Forms 1961 Dining Table: Square
The 1961 Dining Table features a minimalist design with a square surface choice of stone, glass, or wood veneer, supported by stainless steel bar legs connected to horizontal steel tube rails. The stone top versions have a tension rod substructure to support the weight of the marble top and prevent deflection.
This square Dining Table is based on the Florence Knoll archives. It measures 55" x 55".
Top Finishes: Real Wood Veneer Tops available in Matte & Glossy Finishes, Marble Tops in Satin & Polished.
Buy the 1961 Dining Table: Square, originally designed by Florence Knoll, online here in Canada and the USA. Match it with other pieces from the Archetype Forms classic Florence Knoll Table Collection.
Designer
Florence Knoll
Florence Knoll Bassett was a pivotal American designer, architect, and entrepreneur, recognized for her contributions in shaping the modernist furniture, corporate interiors, and modern architectural landscapes.
Knoll studied at the Cranbrook Academy of Art and the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, mentoring alongside Eero Saarinen, Charles & Ray Eames, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and other iconic designers. Her design approach included functionalism, modernism, integration, attention to detail, and collaboration.
Construction
Top:
- Wood: Real Wood Veneer over Multilayer Plywood Core, in Black Oak, Natural Oak, White Oak or Dark Stained Walnut. Smooth Protective Varnish in Matte or Glossy.
- Marble: Black Marquina, Grigio Marquina, Carrara White or Gold Calacatta. Transparent Polyester in Satin or Polished for Pore Protection.
- Glass: Clear or Smoke Gray Tempered.
Frame: Heavy-Gauge 304 Stainless Steel in Polished, Chrome Plated, Finished, Powder-Coated, or other Custom Selection from Archetype Forms
Outer Frame: Support for Stone Models (78” & 94”): Steel Crossbar and Tension Rod to Accommodate Added Top Weight
Archetype Forms reserves the right to make any changes it deems appropriate to the products at any time and without notice. For specific materials, finishes and coatings, and dimensions associated with each individual product, please contact us.
Reproduction
The Archetype Forms 1961 Dining Table: Regular is a faithful reproduction of the original Florence Knoll Dining Table Model 2520T, also known as Square Table 55" x 55". It is a tribute to her enduring legacy. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.
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Width (cm): 140 cm
Height (cm): 72 cm
Depth (in): 140 cm
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Hommage À Florence Knoll
Shop Florence KnollFlorence Knoll Bassett was a pivotal American designer, architect, and entrepreneur, recognized for her contributions in shaping the modernist furniture, corporate interiors, and modern architectural landscapes.
Knoll studied at the Cranbrook Academy of Art and the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, mentoring alongside Eero Saarinen, Charles & Ray Eames, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and other iconic designers. Her design approach included functionalism, modernism, integration, attention to detail, and collaboration.