Riempie Rectangular Glass Coffee Table with Wood and Metal Base
Riempie Rectangular Glass Coffee Table with Wood and Metal Base
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- 60-inch wide rectangular glass tabletop
- Solid wood and metal base construction
- Design inspired by traditional Riempie leather-strapping technique
- Clear glass surface highlights the unique base
- Fully assembled for immediate enjoyment
- Robust 106-pound construction ensures stability
- Contemporary design with cross-cultural influences
- Part of the Riempie collection

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In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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After dinner, I often notice how naturally the center table has become part of the living room. It took a little more styling around it than I expected, but I am very happy with the result now. It made the middle of the room feel finished. No regrets on this one.
A family member noticed the den looked more finished before I even pointed out the new living room table. I have already stopped thinking of it as the new piece, which is probably the best compliment. It has become part of the everyday rhythm of the room. I am pleased with the decision.
On slower weekends, I like how the center table helps the living room feel polished without losing its casual side.
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After dinner, I often notice how naturally the center table has become part of the living room. It took a little more styling around it than I expected, but I am very happy with the result now. It made the middle of the room feel finished. No regrets on this one.
A family member noticed the den looked more finished before I even pointed out the new living room table. I have already stopped thinking of it as the new piece, which is probably the best compliment. It has become part of the everyday rhythm of the room. I am pleased with the decision.
On slower weekends, I like how the center table helps the living room feel polished without losing its casual side.