LK53 Radbill Tables
Designed by Louis Kahn
Originally designed in 1953, the LK53 Radbill Table has a compelling presence that recalls the quiet power and grounded weight of Kahn’s architectural forms. Constructed to accommodate optional power and data interfaces, the table is available in two sizes and with a framed bevel edge or a series of niches discreetly positioned beneath the angled table edge.
LK53 Radbill Table (Cubbies)
- The table is defined by its cubbies, a signature element drawn from Louis Kahn’s original concept
- Featuring four evenly spaced cubbies along the length, and two open cubbies at the ends of the tables for notebooks or personal devices
- Each cubby has an interior height of 2-1/2"
- Available in widths 120", 132", 144", 156" and 168" with a 54" depth
- Optional plinth available for wire management
- Power and connectivity options support meeting spaces with light or heavy usage
LK53 Radbill Table (Framed Bevel)
- The non‑cubby variation maintains the distinctive beveled angles while highlighting the craftsmanship details with intentional insets
- Offered in 96" and 108" widths with a 48" depth, and in 120", 132", 144", 156", and 168" widths with a 54" depth
- Optional plinth available for wire management for widths 120"and above
- Power and connectivity options support meeting spaces with light or heavy usage
