An X-based center table refers to a coffee table or living room table design where the table's support structure is characterized by an "X" shape. This design typically uses intersecting beams or legs arranged in the form of an "X," providing both aesthetic appeal and structural stability. X-based center tables often combine modern and minimalist design elements, making them popular in contemporary interiors.

Here are some key features and characteristics of an X-based center table:

1. Distinctive Design

• The "X" shape, whether it's formed by two legs crossing in the middle or by a more intricate intersecting frame, creates a bold and dynamic visual impact.
• The intersecting lines of the X can be symmetrical or asymmetrical, depending on the specific design.

2. Materials

• Wood: A common material for the base, offering warmth and texture, especially in natural finishes like oak, walnut, or teak.
• Metal: Often used for a more industrial or modern look, with metals like steel, brass, or blackened iron providing strength and a sleek appearance.
• Size: Top 30" Diameter Height 22"

3. Stability and Support

• The X-shaped base is not only visually striking but also provides robust support for the tabletop. The intersecting legs offer added strength, making it suitable for larger or heavier tables.

4. Versatility

• X-based center tables work well in a variety of settings, from modern to industrial to rustic interiors. Their clean lines and geometric shape make them adaptable to various décor styles.
• The design can range from simple, minimalist X frames to more ornate, decorative versions.

5. Space Efficiency

• The design of the X base often allows for an open space beneath the tabletop, which can make a room feel more spacious and less cluttered, especially in smaller rooms.

6. Customization

• Many manufacturers offer customization options for X-based center tables, such as adjustable sizes, finishes, or even the option to include additional storage, like shelves or drawers.