Dining table with black top and white top, featuring a metal base.
Knoll

Cyclone Dining Table

$1,705.00

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knoll.comBest Price
$1,705.00
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rarify.co
$3,500.00
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The Cyclone Dining Table, Model 312, is a sculptural mid-century modern piece designed by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll in 1957. This particular example dates back to the 1950s and features a striking welded chromed-steel wire base that creates a dynamic, swirling effect. The base is anchored by a cast-iron foot coated in black porcelain enamel. It is topped with a clean white laminate surface over a wood substrate. This vintage piece shows a natural patina and light wear consistent with its age, adding to its authentic character.

  • Designed by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll in 1957
  • Sculptural welded chromed-steel base
  • Cast-iron base coated in black porcelain enamel
  • White laminate tabletop
  • Vintage 1950s production
  • Distinctive base features chrome-plated steel wires
  • Tabletop available in white or black laminate
  • Available in two sizes
  • Tabletop available in birch plywood with laminate or veneer surface and a natural Birch edge
  • KnollStudio logo and Isamu Noguchi’s signature are stamped on the underside of the tabletop

Details

Category
Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
Tabletop Material
Melamine
Leg Pattern
Geometric
Lumber Wood Type
Wood, Birch wood
Leg Material
Iron, Steel, Metal
Table Base Type
Pedestal
Extension Mechanism
None (Fixed)
Tabletop Pattern
Solid
Wood Finish
Lacquered/varnished
Materials
birch plywood, laminate, veneer, chrome-plated steel wire, cast-iron, porcelain

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Knoll kitchen & dining room table is sold by 2 retailers from $1,705.00 to $3,500.00. The lowest in-stock price is $1,705.00. Available at knoll.com and rarify.co.
Is it in stock?
Yes. It's in stock at 2 of 2 retailers.
What are the key features?
Key features include Designed by Isamu Noguchi for Knoll in 1957, Sculptural welded chromed-steel base, Cast-iron base coated in black porcelain enamel, White laminate tabletop, and Vintage 1950s production.
What is it made of?
It's made of birch plywood, laminate, veneer, chrome-plated steel wire, cast-iron, and porcelain.
What's its extension mechanism?
Its extension mechanism is none (fixed).
What's its leg pattern?
Its leg pattern is geometric.