This is a second design that's also for a coffee table (like project 39) but with some differences. I ended up not having enough Sapele so I had to make some modifications on the fly.

The contrasting wood is Canarywood.

That's a cool looking design. I have a bit of a concern over strength though. The shaped (curved) ends have a rather thin area of short grain because of cutting the shape rather than bending it.
It takes quite a bit more work to build a form and go through the trouble to make them as a bent lamination, but it would be a lot stronger. The weight load on that lower shelf isn't likely to be that much, but if someone drags that table sideways?

@TSO Products no problem Hans! Thanks so much!

@Crazyraceguy thanks! totally. A bent lamination probably would have been way better. Agreed. I agree that those are the weak points. So, the curved parts are glued to the legs but the whole thing isn't glued together yet. I'm going to add an apron on the top I think which hopefully should help.

@neilc thanks so much! Totally agreed. It isn't glued up yet. I'm thinking I'll add an apron on the top, relatively thick (I have some 6/4 Sapele left) and that should really help strengthen it. The Shaper would have been a great idea. I got a little carried away this weekend  and just was having fun with it without too much thought.

So, there isn't an apron right now but it isn't glued up yet. I will add an apron at the top around the legs. Good idea. and that should help a bit.

Also it'll give me some way to attach the top, which I hadn't solved yet. I can do figure 8s or something in the apron.

Thanks everyone.

Matt

I like it!

Nice work, Matt!  The apron around the top improves the look and I'm sure it helps with stability.

@Peter_C thank you!
@tallgrass thanks!
@neilc thanks! I think it did add a lot of structural integrity.
@Crazyraceguy thank you!

Matt

How do you like that sawstop router table setup?  Table looks great