Isamu Noguchi Table for Herman Miller
Herman Miller re-imagined the classic 1954 Isamu Noguchi table, and has kept the original spirit intact. Perfect for homes and offices since the original introduction in 1948. It conceals nothing, and because of its revealing nature, it can fit in anywhere.
Isamu Noguchi Table. Manufactured by Herman Miller.
Noguchi Combines Product Design with Sculpture and Theater Experience
Isamu Noguchi was originally a sculptor before experimenting with environmental design, theater sets, and eventually product design. This coffee table is a perfect example of his sculptural background, as this piece is not only functional, but also perfectly combines furniture into art. This marriage of form and function means that a well-built, sturdy table can also be a very attractive, eye-catching conversation starter for residential homes or professional environments. “Everything is sculpture,” said Isamu Noguchi. “Any material, any idea without hindrance born into space, I consider sculpture.”
The solid wood base is available in walnut, cherry, and black. They recently introduced a brand new color, called white ash. The elegant, curved bottom is an organic form that twists and turns into an interlocked form, acting as a tripod, that holds up thick transparent glass. Understated, but definitely far from boring, the legs are almost like puzzle pieces, which yearn to fit as one. Instead, they keep the rounded triangle glass top upright, and offer unwavering support.
The Isamu Noguchi cocktail table is available from Design Within Reach, as well as directly from Herman Miller. Because of the size, weight, and packaging, they highly recommend their White Glove delivery service, which ensures your purchase will arrive unharmed, and ready to be shown off.
About the Manufacturer: Herman Miller is a globally admired company, with a reputation for excellence and award-winning products, such as the SAYL Chair and the Eames Chair. With products in office, healthcare, and learning environments, Herman Miller strives to improve the human experience with quality furnishings.
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