B9 NESTING TABLE
Marcel Breuer
1925–1926
Designed by Marcel Breuer in the mid-1920s, the B9 Nesting Tables are a clear example of Bauhaus furniture reduced to structural essentials.
The set is composed of multiple tables of different sizes that can slide beneath one another, allowing flexibility of use while saving space. Their bent tubular steel frames and simple rectangular tops express Breuer’s interest in industrial materials, repetition and rational construction.
Both practical and elegant, the B9 tables combine lightness and precision. Their modular logic and minimal geometry make them one of the most refined interpretations of modern domestic furniture, where functionality and formal clarity are perfectly balanced.