Triangle Glass Coffee Table-Mid-Century Modern End Table Solid Wood Base & Vintage Tempered Transparent Glass Top Coffee Tables Living Room Balcony (Black/Brown, Small 32.2 * 22.4 * 16in)

Was super nervous ordering this from other reviews but it was exactly as expected. Assembly super easy, look less than 5 minutes. Suction cups aren’t the BEST (obviously dont lift it up by the glass and you’ll be fine) but they do the job. Glass is heavy, it’s not cheap feeling. the base you can make it wider or more narrow which could be why some reviews say it’s unstable. Center the glass and its won’t wobble or tilt. I ordered the smallest one, it’s a little small in my space and I do wish I got the next size up but that’s just my preference. Nice looking table overall for the price, if you’re considering purchasing I would go ahead with it. I have RGB lights on in the photo I attached but the colors (of the black/amber one) are exactly like what’s advertised.

I’m so unbelievably disappointed in this product. I was so excited to receive this coffee table for our new apartment as it was so beautiful and the perfect size/color/style! We assembled it and loved it so we threw the box away. After just a few days, I noticed it was super wobbly when I tried to slide it gently towards me. Then, it full on COLLAPSED. Upon further inspection, the wood has split where the two leg pieces connect to each other. The table is essentially useless, we can’t move it or set anything on it without the risk of it fully collapsing and glass breaking. We got rid of the box so we can’t pack it up for a return, and I can’t seem to reach anyone for help beyond getting prompted to “pack it up and return” it. Not to mention how much of a pain it is to try and transport glass! I am so upset and so disappointed as I wanted to love this table. The quality is just seemingly horrible.

First worry everyone shares, shipping. It was delivered with a few dings on the outside of the box but it is packaged very well inside.For me, this is a very nice table, I just wish I had paid more attention to size. Like the title says, small. But when I went back to where I chose it, I noticed they offer different sizes so that’s on me for not doing due diligence.The glass is heavy, big points for that but the “legs” are just ok. Easy assembly, I recommend a rubber mallet to tap them together or a thick towel to protect the woods finish.Stability? I do not recommend children or cats sitting on it or anything of great value that has some weight unless it’s dead center.It’s stylish but not realistic for a functioning family with children and pets.

This table is a knock-off of the well-known Isamu Noguchi design of 1944. A real Noguchi table (still made by the original manufacturer, Herman Miller) costs about $2600. I find this poor man's version to be a pretty good value, but not without its flaws.The good:The item was delivered quickly and was well-packaged. It was easy to assemble in about 5 minutes. The base is made of solid wood, with a heavy steel pin anchoring the two halves. The tempered glass top is both heavy and thick. Overall, the table appears very similar to the original Noguchi design.Some have complained that the glass top is easily tipped over. I did not find this to be true. If the legs are properly spaced (which may take some experimentation until you find the sweet spot) the glass is quite stable. The included clear sticky pads ensure that the glass will not slide around on the base. This is not to say the table is impossible to tip over, but it will support a reasonable amount of weight even on the ends without tipping. If, say, your cat jumps on to the table, it's no problem. But I would not recommend this table for a household with a rambunctious toddler who might attempt to climb on to it.The bad:One of the legs had about a 2' long dent on one edge (not especially visible when the table is setup). Because the finish was applied over this damage, it appears the piece left the factory already damaged, indicating poor quality control.The "Meh":I was not expecting solid walnut at this price, but I was hoping for real walnut veneer. Unfortunately, the wood appears to be rubberwood (or a similar cheap tropical hardwood) with a walnut stain. The stain is rather poorly applied and has a flat finish. While the finish is acceptable at this price point, I must say the pictures showing a nicely stained satin finish are misleading.Also, the pieces lack the nicely rounded edges and the fine finish shaping shown in the photos.Finally, be aware that the base pieces are not cut from a single slab of wood. They are assembled from smaller pieces glued together. In some spots where these pieces are joined, the joint is visible on close inspection as a jagged line running across the grain. These joints are more visible on the lighter, unstained version of the table. I suggest reviewing the customer photos for a more accurate view of what you will receive.Conclusion:While far from perfect, this table represents a reasonably good value alternative for those like me, who desire the look of the famous Noguchi table, but can't afford the real thing.

The table as a whole, looks very nice, and what I was looking for. The problem is with the base, which is very wobbly. Just by putting hand weight on the glass edges, it is shakey. I would not feel safe putting anything on it without it tipping. With regrets, I will be returning.

It’s a good table if you live in a very calm household. It looks really nice! It is also easy to assemble (3-4 steps at most).It is not a durable or sturdy table, my dog knocked the table over and broke it within 1 week.I probably would not recommend the table.

Nice coffee table a bit small but very nice

I rarely leave reviews—please do not purchase because it is horribly crafted. It is held together only by a singular steel rod that lodges into the wood pieces together so it’s 1) extremely loose (as mentioned in its design where they say the table legs can be “adjusted” freely, but this is simply covering bad design.) 2) the wood will CRACK if you move this table even a little bit because of its poor design. At the end of my first 24 hours with the table there are already visible cracks. This is a waste of money.