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Isamu Noguchi’s 1947 design translates abstract sculpture into everyday grace. Created for Herman Miller at the height of the mid-century movement, the piece pairs artful balance with practical stability.
A 3/4 in thick tempered glass top floats above an interlocking solid walnut base; the two carved supports meet at a single pivot, eliminating fasteners and highlighting precise joinery. The sculptural glass coffee table spans 50 in x 36 in and stands 15 in high, offering generous surface without visual weight.
Rounded edges, hand-rubbed clear finish, and discreet felt glides protect floors and hands alike. The mid century modern coffee table’s low centre of gravity keeps it steady even on plush rugs, while the solid wood base deepens in tone over time.
Positioned beside a sofa or atop a woven rug, this living room centerpiece provides calm equilibrium to contemporary and vintage interiors alike.
