Amparo Calderon Tapia “Diamante” Sculptural Lucite & Glass Coffee Table

Striking “Diamante” sculptural coffee table by Mexican designer Amparo Calderon Tapia, executed in substantial solid Lucite with a thick glass top. Signed by the artist, the table combines exceptional transparency with a highly architectural, jewel-like form.

The sculptural base is composed of four dramatic faceted solid Lucite supports, cut and polished to resemble elongated diamonds. Clear Lucite stretchers connect the supports, creating a geometric framework that appears almost weightless while refracting and reflecting light through its numerous polished planes. The design gives the table a distinctly jewel-like, crystalline presence, which inspired the Diamante name.

A thick square glass top rests above the Lucite structure, allowing the complex geometry of the base to remain fully visible. The transparent construction makes the table particularly effective in interiors where a substantial cocktail table is desired without introducing excessive visual weight.

The current glass measures 40 inches square, while the more compact 28-inch-wide base can accommodate a larger glass top if desired, making the piece adaptable for a larger seating arrangement or generously scaled living room.

Calderon Tapia's exploration of Lucite, glass and highly polished materials places this design within the broader tradition of glamorous transparent furniture associated with Charles Hollis Jones, Karl Springer, Lion in Frost, Les Prismatiques, Jeffrey Bigelow and Alessandro Albrizzi. Auction and marketplace archives frequently cross-reference many of these designers when cataloguing important Lucite furniture, making these particularly useful discovery terms for collectors and designers searching within the category.

The table works especially well within Mid-Century Modern, Hollywood Regency, Modernist, contemporary, postmodern and collectible design interiors. Its faceted construction also makes it an excellent statement piece for projects pairing sculptural furniture with pieces by Charles Hollis Jones or Karl Springer.

Calderon Tapia is documented as working with Lucite, glass and polished metals in other signed table designs, including a substantial Lucite, stainless-steel and glass coffee table, reinforcing the designer's continuing exploration of transparent materials and architectural construction.

Measurements: 40 in. W × 40 in. D × 16 in. H
Base: 28 in. W × 23.5 in. D × 15.25 in. H
Materials: Solid Lucite and glass
Designer: Amparo Calderon Tapia
Model: Diamante
Signature: Signed by the artist