Super Ellipse

Piet Hein, a famous Danish mathematician and designer, created the Super-Ellipse table in 1968. The shape of the table is based on the super-ellipse curve, which Hein developed to so...

Designed to enhance both modern and classic interiors, the Super Ellipse dining table is a testament to Danish design excellence.

A rare 'Super Ellipse' conference or dining table with a top in figured birch burl and tapering chromed steel legs.

This table is a rare example of the super ellipse/circle design. Made in Sweden, circa 1968.  

Super Ellipse dining table model B614 designed by Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson and Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen.

The super-ellipse form integrates the softness of an ellipse with the structural functionality of a rectangle, forming a balance between the two shapes.

The super-ellipse form integrates the softness of an ellipse with the structural functionality of a rectangle, forming a balance between the two shapes.

The Super Ellipse dining table, featuring a white laminate surface, is a stunning collaboration between renowned designers Piet Hein and Arne Jacobsen, brought to life by Fritz Hanse...

The super-ellipse form integrates the softness of an ellipse with the structural functionality of a rectangle, forming a balance between the two shapes.

The super-ellipse form integrates the softness of an ellipse with the structural functionality of a rectangle, forming a balance between the two shapes.

Super Ellipse dining / conference table in rare Karelian Birch Burl.designed by Arne Jacobsen, Piet Hein and Bruno Mathsson for Bruno Mathsson International, Sweden, 1986.

This rift sawn oak farm table is 128.5" x 42" x 30" H and is completely collapsible by removing the keys from the outside of the stretcher. This table is currently available as is,...

A 'super elipse' shaped dining table in teak with chromed steel legs. This table is from the first year of manufacture (pre-Fritz Hansen production).

A "super elipse" shaped dining table designed by Piet Hein featuring a teak wood top with chromed steel legs. This table is from the first year of manufacture (pre-Fritz Hansen produ...

Superellipse dining table by Piet Hein & Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. White laminate with 2 extension leaves. Produced in 2005 — Designer: Piet Hein & Arne Jacobsen — Model: Supe...

Original super-egg's one very rare in brass accompanied by one regular in silver plate. This set was designed by the Danish multi-artist Piet Hein in 1965 and manufactured by Skjøde ...

The Swedish poet, philosopher and mathematician created a new oval form. The formula based shape has no ends and this is why the Super-Elliptical table can be seen as a democratic t...

A sterling silver 'Super Egg' container and sculpture. ?Piet Hein described the super-ellipse as a curve "on its way from an ellipse to a rectangle". ?

The super-ellipse table with top in walnut with chrome-plated spring steel legs.

The table is part of Fritz Hansen’s table collection, which also includes the well-known Super-Ellipse™ and Super-Circular™ models. The Super-Circular™ tables are based on Piet Hein...

This super ellipse dining table with a single pedestal is made from walnut and is seen here in 84" x 52", however it can be built in any size.

This super ellipse dining table with a single pedestal is made from walnut and is seen here in 80" x 50", however it can be built in any size.

This custom X base oak dining table with a super ellipse top is seen here in 102" x 46", however it can be built in any size.

This super ellipse dining table made from rift sawn oak is seen here in 106" x 60", however it can be built in any size.

This custom painted pedestal table is seen here with a super ellipse top in 48" x 34" x 28.5" H, however it can be built in any size.

Its most distinctive feature is the unique tabletop shape—known as the ‘Super Ellipse’ and devised by P. H. Hein, who was also a mathematician—which lies midway between a circle and ...

The "original" fabric has been removed, washed and repaired on spots, where the chairs got contact to the wonderful super ellipse table which is as well offered in a separate post fr...

The tapered column rises from a weighted, rounded-square base, terminating in a proportional super-ellipse top with a soft aggregate surface texture.

Notably, he collaborated with Danish mathematician Piet Hein to create the Super Ellipse Table, which rested on span legs that made the tabletop appear to hover in space.