Inspired by the Isamu Noguchi's 1947 masterpiece, this is an icon of organic interior design. Stunning, strong, simple and sophisticated all at once, this table does a lot with just two parts.

The sculptural solid wood base is stable, durable and different from every angle. The vaguely geometric triangle top feels natural, avoids sharp edges and elongates the space it inhabits.

Together, they form a table worthy of its fame, and loved by design-forward homes, offices and museums for decades.

12mm Tempered Glass Top
Tempered glass is made by treating regular glass to controlled high temperatures. This makes tempered glass dramatically stronger, shatter-proof and scratch-resistant — making it the perfect material for tabletops.

Solid Walnut Wood Base
Walnut is a dense and strong wood with a beautiful natural grain. That's why we picked it for the table base — it makes for the perfect raw material for a design obsessed with organic design.

Inspired by the Noguchi Table
This is a replica of the legendary Noguchi table. Designed in 1947 by Isamu Noguchi, the table has become a mainstay of design conscious homes and offices ever since. Its genius lies in its simplicity. The table contains only three elements: a thick triangular glass top with round edges and two interlocking curved wooden legs.

The base is sculptural yet natural. The top is vaguely geometric yet organic. Together, this bare and minimal design is aesthetically striking (different from every angle) and functionally perfect (avoiding sharp edges and bruised shins).

Originally commissioned by the president of MoMA, the table today sits in the Museum's permanent collection.

Length 50"
Width 36.2"
Depth 15.7"