The Frank Lloyd Wright Rockford Table from Steelcase provides a direct accent to inside spaces, using an angular base to support a geometric, faceted tabletop above. The layered elements of wood add a touch of complexity to the smooth, simple surfaces, drawing inspiration from Wright's "Usonian" style that uses modern engineering to present elements of purposeful geometry accessible to anyone around it. Rockford takes its inspiration from Wright's Rockford House, designed to be wheelchair accessible to a disabled veteran, and the lines of each item allow easy passage and use. The subtle triangular top is six-sided and features flat corners and a smaller inner triangle at its center, creating attractive and attainable architectural appeal.