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Item No.
100195111
Cyclone Side Table
$2,234.00
4.2 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No.
100195111
Cyclone Side Table
$2,234.00
Black Laminate
Ebonized Walnut
Light Oak
Light Walnut
Rosewood
White Laminate
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- Dynamic cyclone-inspired profile.
- Interesting combination of materials.
- Isamu Noguchi’s signature stamped into top’s underside.
- 20" H 24" W 24" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
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Designed by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll®
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Cyclone Side Table
Cyclone Side Table
$2,234.00
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Initially conceived as a rocking stool, Isamu Noguchi’s Cyclone Table (1954) – named for its playful shape – caught the attention of Hans Knoll, who thought it a perfect complement to the Bertoia wire collection. At the suggestion of Knoll, Noguchi adapted the stool into a table with a laminate or veneer top mounted on a distinctive base of steel wires set into a cast-iron foot.
- Dynamic cyclone-inspired profile.
- Interesting combination of materials.
- Isamu Noguchi’s signature stamped into top’s underside.
- Brand
- Knoll®
- General Dimensions
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- 20" H 24" W 24" D
- Product Weight
- 31 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
- Item No.
- 100195111
Cyclone Side Table
- Height (in): 20
- Width (in): 24
- Depth (in): 24
- Weight (lbs): 31
- Laminate or veneer over birch plywood top
- Chromed steel wire base
- Powder-coated cast-iron foot
- Nylon floor glides
Isamu Noguchi
Perhaps more than any other midcentury master, Isamu Noguchi blurred the lines between public and personal, between art and design. His career was defined by experimenting, learning and creating. “You can find out how to do something and then do it,” he said, “or do something and then find out what you did.”
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