Choose a table for the way the space is used
Start by considering what the coffee table needs to support. In a reception or visitor lounge, the surface may be used for reading materials or refreshments; in a shared office area, it may serve as a convenient surface beside lounge seating. In either case, measure the space around the seating as well as the table footprint, so people can move comfortably through the area.
Next, compare the dimensions that are stated for each model. The NP94 is listed as 100 × 60 cm and 42 cm high, while the BO71 has a stated width of 80 cm. The BO70 description confirms a rectangular shape but does not provide dimensions in the supplied details. If the available floor space is tight, verify the exact dimensions of the model you are considering before choosing.
Compare finishes and construction
All three models use melamine for the top and steel for the base, with panel-leg construction listed for the family. The available surface-color attributes include beige, black, brown, white and grey. Base colors are listed as grey, beige and white; the BO71 is specifically described with anthracite steel panel legs. Because finish details can vary between models, use the individual listing to confirm the color combination you want.
For a wood-look finish, the BO71 is identified with an Alpi Teak melamine top. The other descriptions specify melamine without naming a particular finish. Compare the actual options shown for each model rather than assuming every color or finish applies to every table.
Check fit and practical requirements
Plan around dimensions and seating
Check table width, depth and height against the seating arrangement and circulation routes. The NP94’s 100 × 60 cm footprint and 42 cm height are provided in its details; confirm dimensions for other options where they are not stated. These tables are not adjustable, so select a fixed height that works with the intended seating.
Consider cable management
The NP94 is suitable for a cable tray, but the collection attributes indicate that a tray is not included. If you need cable management, confirm the compatible tray requirements and whether a separate accessory is needed. The BO70 listing specifies a 2-year warranty; check each model’s product information for its applicable warranty and configuration.
Once you have narrowed the choice by size, finish and use, review the selected model’s details before adding it to your workspace plan. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for an office or shared environment.
Frequently asked questions about CUF Milano by Centrufficio Coffee Table
What materials are used across the CUF Milano coffee table family?
The tables have melamine tops and steel bases. Panel-leg construction is listed for the family; check each model’s details for its specific finish.
Which model has a stated 80 cm width?
The BO71 is listed as 80 cm wide and has an Alpi Teak melamine top with anthracite steel panel legs.
Does a CUF Milano coffee table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The NP94 is suitable for a cable tray, so confirm accessory compatibility and availability separately.
Are the tables adjustable?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable, so compare the fixed dimensions with your seating and available floor space.
What should I check before choosing a finish?
Surface and base colors are listed across the family, but options may differ by model. Confirm the exact top and base color combination on the individual product listing.