Marcel Breuer Isokon Dining Table

Masur birch plywood and birch plywood.

Remarkably lightweight yet exceptionally strong, the Dining Table remains one of Breuer’s defining modernist plywood designs. Originally developed for the Isobar Restaurant and Club, the understated form of this archetypal design continues to demonstrate the enduring versatility of moulded plywood.

The table is part of the Masur Edition by Isokon, a collection of four enduring designs by Marcel Breuer reimagined in rare masur birch veneer. Selected for its elusive, graphic character, masur birch introduces a psychedelic quality to Breuer’s modernist forms, creating a striking contrast with the clarity and restraint of the designs.

The table is offered in two sizes and is available in a large or medium format:

Large, masur top — £5,000 + VAT 

Medium, masur top — £4,000 + VAT

All items are produced in small production runs. Bespoke masur application or sizes may be possible on request. Some items may be in stock at time of order. If an item is not in stock, a lead time of 10–12 weeks is standard.

Marcel Breuer (1902–1981) was a Hungarian-born designer and architect who studied and later taught at the Bauhaus. In 1935 he followed Walter Gropius to London and became Chief Designer at Isokon, where he developed pioneering designs in laminated and formed plywood, before moving to the USA in 1937 to teach architecture at Harvard.

Isokon is a furniture-making company specialising in plywood production. Its collection is characterised by minimalism, material efficiency and considered construction. All Isokon designs are carefully handmade in small-batch production at the company’s workshop in East London.

Large: H72 W150 D75cm
Medium: H72 W75 D75cm

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