Poul M. Volther designed the C35 Tables collection in 1957: available in three different sizes, they can receive from 4 to 12 people thanks to extensions attached at both ends. The wide tabletop offers a comfortable space, while the legs tilted slightly outwards give it great stability: a perfect family table, welcoming and easy to use.
C35A table length 82/156 x width 82 cm Distance between the table legs at floor 74 cm
C35B table length 160/234 x width 82 cm Distance between the table legs at floor 139 cm
C35C table length 220/310 x width 95 cm Distance between the table legs at floor 199 cm
Height H72,3 cm
Structure & legs solid beech or oak from FSC-certified wood from European forest
Table C35A
82 x 82 x 72,5 cm
1199 €
Table C35B
160 x 82 x 72,5 cm
1599 €
Table C35C
220 x 95 x 72,5 cm
2299 €
C35A/B extension leaf
82 x 37 cm
from 270 €
C35C extension leaf
95 x 45 cm
from 280 €
Poul M. Volther
Poul Volther was a Danish designer and educator (at Denmark’s Design School) who was responsible for a number of notable mid-century furniture designs, including chairs, armchairs and sofas.
Trained as a cabinet maker and furniture designer at The Arts and Crafts School in Copenhagen, he was a key proponent of functionalism and specifically focused on applying craft techniques to fine quality materials. He was employed as a designer at FDB in 1949 and later went on to become the head of design.
The FDB furniture department played a pivotal role in revolutionising the industry in Denmark, it was founded in 1933 and in 1942 Børge Mogensen was installed as design director. His pioneering approach was distinguished by a desire to create simple, elegant and practical design intended for mass consumption.