The table unfortunately is not as advertised. The finish has a glossier sheen and the wood is lighter than the photos - but this is a typical online shopping problem.
The photos show a crossmember between the legs, which is not present on my example. Instead, they’ve added a board between the leg and the tabletop that secures them together, but I suspect this additional height was not accounted for. The Wayfair photos include a disclaimer asking you to be understanding if the final measurements are a few cm off - probably because their new manufacturing method fails to replicate the table they are advertising. Note that one of my legs’ pre-drilled holes did not line up with the threaded insert in the tabletop. The other 7 were fine.
I believe the Wayfair photos also show a rounded edge to the legs and a tapered cut, whereas mine are simply rectangular and flat edged.
I won’t get into the intangibles of the tabletop design/cut, which obviously differ from the advertisement, but perhaps that is a matter of taste.
The result of all of this is an okay-looking table, but it looks factory-made and utilitarian rather than artistic and “irregular”. Frankly I feel that I did not receive the same table I ordered, which is a shame.