Choose a shape that works with the seating
Start with the furniture around the table. A rectangular Juno can sit alongside a sofa or a row of lounge seating, creating a clear surface between seats. Its elongated outline may also work well in a narrow reception or breakout area. A round model can be easier to position among individual lounge chairs or in a more open conversation area, where people approach from different directions.
Think about circulation as well as tabletop space. Measure the intended position and leave room for people to sit down and pass through. Juno models are not linkable, so plan on placing each table as an individual piece rather than joining units together.
Match size and materials to the setting
Sizes in the family vary: listed widths include 60, 80, 94, 100 and 120 cm. Round tables are offered in different widths, while rectangular models have their own width and depth combinations. Use the dimensions on the chosen product listing—not width alone—to check how the table will fit beside your seating.
Top materials listed for the collection include oak, HPL and melamine. Wood and metal are listed as base materials, and color options across the family include beige, black, white and brown. Stained-oak finishes appear in several model descriptions. Some listings also mention porcelain components or a porcelain underside; check the exact product details to confirm which materials and finishes apply to your selection.
Check practical details before selecting
Juno tables are not adjustable. The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included, so confirm whether cable management is relevant to your setup and what additional provision it requires. A two-year warranty is listed for the family. Product details are the right place to verify the dimensions, material, color and construction of a particular configuration before specifying it for a project.
Plan your collection for the space
For a larger lounge, consider whether one longer rectangular surface or more than one smaller table will serve users better. In compact spaces, compare the table footprint with the clearance around chairs and sofas. If the room has a defined palette, use the listed top and base colors to coordinate with existing furniture, while checking the selected model’s available finish rather than assuming every color comes in every size.
Myntwork offers Ondarreta Juno coffee tables on a monthly lease, which can help businesses plan furniture for changing workplace needs. Before choosing, shortlist the shape and size, confirm the individual model’s materials and finishes, and check that its dimensions work with your seating layout.
Frequently asked questions about Ondarreta Coffee Table Juno
Should I choose a round or rectangular Juno coffee table?
Consider the seating and circulation around it. Rectangular models can align with sofas or longer seating, while round models suit layouts where people approach from several sides. Measure the space and keep enough clearance for movement.
What sizes are available in the Juno collection?
Listed widths across the family include 60, 80, 94, 100 and 120 cm. Dimensions vary by model and shape, so check the selected listing for its exact width and depth.
Which materials and finishes can I compare?
Oak, HPL and melamine are listed as top materials, with wood and metal base options. Stained-oak appearances and several surface and base colors are represented. Confirm the specific listing, as options vary between models.
Are cable trays included with Juno tables?
The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but does not include one. Check the selected product details and your cable-management requirements before planning an installation.
Are Juno coffee tables adjustable or linkable?
No. The family is listed as non-adjustable and non-linkable, so select a fixed size and plan each table as a separate piece in the layout.
