Two solid wood trapezoids intersect at the center of this coffee table, creating a sculptural X-base that stays fully visible through the clear tempered glass top. It's the kind of base you usually see under designer glass tables — angled supports, clean joinery, and an open silhouette that looks intentional from every seat in the room.
The rectangular glass top measures 41.3" wide by 25.6" deep, giving you a generous surface for trays, books, and remotes while the transparency keeps a smaller living room feeling open — your rug stays part of the picture instead of disappearing under wood. At 13.8" tall, the table sits deliberately lower than a standard coffee table, matching the proportions of today's lower modern sofas and keeping sightlines across the room unobstructed.
The base is built from solid wood and sealed with a water-based finish that lets the natural grain show through. Because every board is real wood, expect subtle variation in tone and grain from piece to piece — no two bases are identical.
Pair the natural finish with light, Scandinavian-leaning rooms, or choose the warm brown finish for deeper, contemporary palettes. Either way, the geometry does the decorating.
