Noguchi Cyclone Dining Table Replica

The classic retro look of stainless steel and wood gives this table the edge on more modern pieces and this replica noguchi cyclone table comfortably seats 4 people.

Noguchi cyclone dining table replica.

Initially conceived as a rocking stool isamu noguchi s playful design caught the attention of hans knoll who thought it a perfect complement to the bertoia wire collection. This distinctive coffee table was created by joining two pieces of curved wood to form a solid base with a single solid piece of glass on top. Replica isamu noguchi cyclone dining table from matt blatt youtube home furni vn siêu thị nội thất gia đình online. The feature of the table is the metal base which was inspired by the form of a cyclone as the name depicts.

At the suggestion of hans knoll the playful object evolved into a side table that became a companion piece to harry bertoia s wire chair for children. The noguchi cyclone dining table is a versitile table that can be used in the home or office. A perfect kitchen table or can even be used in the office as a small meeting room table. This beautifull replica noguchi coffee table is a famous design by isamu noguchi 1944.

Replica of the table designed in 1957 by isamu noguchi. Our improved version of this table compares well agaist cheaper versions. Marvelous noguchi coffee table ideas duration. Table is 108cm wide x 74cm high.

The solid wood is 45mm thick. At the suggestion of hans knoll noguchi adapted the stool into a small table in 1954 and a full size dining table in 1957. This classic round wood table has a thick 15 ply top with inner layers of hardwood and has a stainless base. An intriguing looking product the replica isamu noguchi cyclone round dining table has such a spectacular contemporary design that some would compare it with a fabulous sculpture and that wouldnt be so far from the truth since the renowned isamu noguchi is also a sculptor besides being an excellent furniture designer.

Noguchi cyclone dining table 36 2 333 00 the design for the cyclone table was first conceived by isamu noguchi in 1953 as a rocking stool of metal wire and wood for knoll.