Dining Table circular

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Product description

Noguchi's Dining Table is one of the most elegant dining tables designed in the 20th century. A variation on Noguchi's Rocking Stool design, the table echoes the latter's central supporting base made of chromed rods. The cast iron ring-shaped base offers weighty support with a light aesthetic. Collection Vitra Design Museum.

Specifications

Height	725 mm
Diameter	900 mm / 1210 mm
Table top shape	circular

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Manufacturer:
Vitra, Switzerland

Design:
Isamu Noguchi
1954

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