The Supercircular Dining Table (1968) embodies the intelligence and elegance of Scandinavian modernism. Conceived by philosopher and mathematician Piet Hein alongside designers Bruno Mathsson and Arne Jacobsen, its defining superelliptical tabletop merges the geometry of a rectangle with the softness of an oval, creating a perfectly balanced form that invites connection and conversation. The result is harmonious, offering space and visual calm from every angle. Supported by detachable span legs that lend a light, unobtrusive presence, the Supercircular is both practical and poetic – a timeless expression of modern design that endures across generations. Made in Denmark.