Triangle Modern Noguchi Coffee Table, Vintage Glass, Wood End Table with Solid Wood Base and Clear Glass Top, for Living Room and Patio

Great, beautiful product here; mine is the light walnut finish. Of course it is not authentic, but quality and attention to detail are here. It arrived safe and well packed. There are no instructions and no clear plastic spacers included to put between the glass and wood; I found them later on amazon. It is very heavy so you should always have another person to help lift/move it.I just looked up the price of an original coffee table on first bids: $13,125.00 so with this one your savings is substantial but the enjoyment is equal.If amazon will allow it, here's some history everyone should know about this piece of functional sculpture:As Isamu Noguchi (1904–88) saw it, he only created one truly good piece of furniture, a coffee table. Despite his legacy of design that combined dynamic forms with organic materials and resulted in an oeuvre still widely celebrated today, the Japanese-American artist and designer considered the Noguchi coffee table his singular success.In 1944, Noguchi created the first version of his classic coffee table as a riff on a piece he designed for former MoMA president, A. Conger Goodyear, five years earlier. According to design lore, industrial designer and magazine journalist George Nelson visited Noguchi while working on an article titled “How to Make a Table” and found him at work on a prototype for the piece that would later become the Noguchi coffee table. Nelson, then the director of design at Herman Miller, was not only so taken by Noguchi’s creation that he used it to illustrate his essay but he also allegedly convinced the legendary furniture manufacturer to produce it. Beginning in 1948, the company did.Art enthusiasts may compare the Noguchi table’s sculptural base to the work of a certain Romanian sculptor — and for good reason. A young Isamu Noguchi worked as Constantin Brancusi’s assistant for several months in 1927 before embarking on a wide-spanning career. He dabbled in furniture and lighting design, sculpture and more. Although it was produced some 15 years after Noguchi left Brancusi’s studio, the coffee table, with its sinuously shaped base, bears a stylistic similarity to Brancusi’s work. It also draws from the kind of abstract sculpture that Noguchi began to create during the 1940s while living in New York City’s Greenwich Village, where he first designed the table.Comprised of just two materials — wood and glass — the coffee table is visually complex yet ingenious in its simplicity. Two interlocking, identical wood pieces act as the base of Noguchi’s design, and they’re covered with a glass top. Due to the base’s asymmetrical form, the table looks different from any angle — and the clear top ensures that no angle is ever obscured. When it debuted in the Herman Miller catalogue, the Noguchi coffee table was touted as a “sculpture for use.” Noguchi produced the first version of the table in rosewood, and Herman Miller now offers it in black, cherry, walnut and white ash, each of which uniquely celebrates the artist’s deep appreciation for natural materials.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love it - but it might not be for everyone.The glass top is incredible. Thick, heavy, with smooth edges. Unlike the ordinary. The bottom is minimalistic & sturdy. Only one screw puts it together. Its flexible to a degree so you can slide it into different positions.However - the glass top is HEAVY and the base is somewhat malleable. It’s a dream for designers (like me) but maybe not for those who want lightweight dummy-proof furniture.Pro tip: watch your shins at first. The glass edges are beautiful but painful until you get familiar with it.It’s one of my favorite buys ever on Amazon.

Great looking table and it's actually really built well. Also was packaged air tight. Amazing value for the price because I see similar for over a thousand bucks.Originally a 4 star review because It didn't include any rubber bumpers so the glass was sliding a little bit because it's supposed to just sit on the wood. Acted the company and they gave me a refund to purchase the rubber bumpers online. Amazing support!

I loved this table the minute I saw it. Naguchi designed a piece of furniture art, with a mid-century vibe perfect for my space. The table is quite large and the base is thick, sturdy and well-made. The glass is very, very heavy. You need two people to lift it. If you're looking for a table that's elegant and large but doesn't appear to take up space, this is the one. It was well worth the $429 and is now my favorite thing in the room.

I want to compliment Litthu on their excellent customer service and responsiveness. This is a gorgeous table and the glass is very thick and heavy. It was packaged in styrofoam, wrapped in tyvek, tied with straps, and had wooden liners inside the cardboard box. It arrived in perfect condition. However, when we unpacked it we discovered that there were Sharpie letters marked on both legs that we could not remove and were visible through the glass. I emailed the company, they responded within hours, clarified the issue, and shipped us replacement legs that arrived in a few days. Then they followed up in email to verify that we were satisfied. I was very impressed. And I love the product!

Table was very nice but unfortunately the wood base suddenly cracked apart and collapsed. This is very hazardous given the considerable weight of the glass top.

Okay, overall this product has 5 star reviews, and I give it the same. It is beautiful and worth the price. I've probably looked at over 1,000 coffee table options in the last month before ordering this one. Given that most furniture on Amazon and other sites I shopped on were lower-priced, I had to swallow hard and cross my fingers. It did not disappoint. It looks just like the photos. I give a shout-out to their packaging engineer. This well one of the best-packed heavy items I've ever received. There were holes in the box and it looked like it had been on a journey. That had me worried, but not a single scratch or crack. I read the 1-3 star reviews, so I make these helpful notes that don't seem to have been obvious for some. 1) this is a grown up coffee table - if you have kids, don't buy this because one night of rough-housing and someone is going to get hurt. The glass just sits on the base without anything to secure it; 2) same goes for using it as an ottoman - if you want a table you can put your feet up on, then get one with 4 legs attached to the top. It won't look as cool as this one though; 3) it is super heavy, so you'll need at least 2 to move the box and to assemble; 4) there is an assembly video on Amazon (open up your order to get to it) before you open the box. The base goes together with one long bolt, and the video shows you where to start. To the person who said it didn't come with a cap to cover the sunk-in bolt, that side is the bottom of the table. It goes on floor. I guess if you have a glass floor, you can see it from the level below.