Table frame X

The Table Frame X is a pared-back, thoughtfully designed steel structure on which you can place a wide range of tabletops (minimum size 0.8 × 1.4 m, maximum size 1 × 2 m). It stands out for its great flexibility and everyday practicality.

It adapts to your needs and can be assembled in different ways: You can mount the connecting cross (the “X” that gives it its name) midway between the side frames if you want to use the table from both long sides. Alternatively, if you’ll only use one long side, you can mount the cross closer to the edge to create more legroom beneath the tabletop. You can change this setup at any time. So if your needs change, you don’t need a new table—just an Allen key.

You can make use of the frame’s versatility in other ways, too: If you need a longer dining table or conference table, you can line up two (or more) frames lengthwise, one behind the other. In that case, you could also combine frames in different colors. The tabletop should be at least 0.8 × 2.7 m and no larger than 1 × 3.2 m.

Because the cross is connected with a detachable joint at the intersection, the table frame is easy to transport and handle when disassembled. This makes it easy not only to carry, but also to move the frame effortlessly to another location. All connections can be assembled using the same Allen key.

The table is quick to assemble because the frame consists essentially of just two different components: the side frames, which support the tabletop, and the connecting struts.

Because Table Frame X is so versatile, it suits a wide range of situations: from an atelier table during training to a dining table at home, or a flexible office or conference table.

If you wish, you can not only place your tabletop on the frame, but also attach it using the Tabletop brackets We also recommend using the Adjustable feeton uneven floors to prevent the table from wobbling.

Table Frame X received the Red Dot Design Award “Best of the Best” in 2025. The jury described the quality of the table frame in part with these words:

“X is a rare example of how powerful low-tech can be. It is as functional as an engineering design, yet so distinctive that it becomes iconic. The precise workmanship, high-quality choice of materials, and thoughtful construction are impressive.”