Noguchi Dining Table

The Noguchi Dining Table was designed by Isamu Noguchi for Vitra.

The late Japanese-American designer Isamu Noguchi won numerous awards during his long and successful career as a sculptor, artist and product innovator. Swiss manufacturer Vitra has recreated a number of his key designs including the iconic Noguchi Dining Table.

The Noguchi Dining Table is formed of a large circular plywood top and a smaller circular iron base connected through a series of diagonally placed chrome plated steel rods, which create a striking criss-cross pattern. This dining solution is both a work of art and a practical living solution. Originally named the 'Cyclone' for it's seemingly twirling rods, it is one of the most well-known table designs from the 20th century. The table has exceptional stability with its steel rods and iron base, yet the design appears light and airy. The table is available in two sizes: 90cm in diameter and 71cm in height or 121cm in diameter and 72.5cm in height.

The table can be complemented by some of Isamu Noguchi's equally admired masterpieces such as the Freeform Sofa and Akari Lamp, both re-imagined by Vitra.