In 1936, Bruno Mathsson launched his ingenious further development of the traditional folding table that has existed in Swedish homes since the 17th century. The table can be folded out or folded by one person. When the American magazine Everyday Art Quarterly in the mid-1950s wanted to illustrate an article about Swedish form in general, it was done with a single image, on Bruno Mathsson's folding table.
Width 90 cm, length from 23 to 280 cm, table height 72 cm.
Designed in 1935