Choose a shape that suits the room
Start with the space available and how people will use the table. Elliptical and oval tops can be a natural fit for group discussion, while rectangular options may work better when a room layout calls for a more linear footprint. Semi-oval tops provide another shape to compare. These are collection-level shape options, so confirm the top shape available on the specific model you are considering.
Use the listed dimensions as a planning guide: the family spans widths from 180 to 300 cm and depths from 90 to 110 cm. Measure the room, allow space around the table for chairs and movement, and check the chosen table’s exact size before finalising the layout. The collection is listed for six people; consider how your team’s meeting habits and room arrangement affect comfort in practice.
Compare base styles, edges and finishes
Look at the model details to distinguish the four designs. Ellipse A is the elliptical-top option with a T-leg steel base. Ellipse B features a bevelled edge and Quadro frame. Ellipse C is a six-person meeting table with a chamfered edge and column base. Ellipse D is a six-person conference table with a bevelled edge and steel base. Choose by the combination of shape, edge and frame that best fits your room and preferences; do not assume a detail from one model applies to all four.
HPL is the listed tabletop material, with steel used for the bases. Surface colours across the collection include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green and red; base colours include black, silver and white. Availability can depend on the model, so verify the exact finish combination before making a selection. The tables are listed at a fixed height of 74 cm.
Plan for cables and next steps
The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If your meeting setup needs cable management, check the selected model’s details and plan for the tray separately. The tables are not linkable, so consider whether one table will meet your room’s needs rather than planning to connect units together.
Before choosing, compare the model’s dimensions, top shape, edge, frame and colour options with your room plan. Each table in the collection has a listed two-year warranty. Myntwork offers Cube Design Ellipse tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a meeting or conference space.
Frequently asked questions about Cube Design Table Ellipse
What is the difference between the four Cube Design Ellipse models?
Ellipse A has an elliptical top and T-leg base; B has a bevelled edge and Quadro frame; C has a chamfered edge and column base; and D has a bevelled edge and steel base. Check each model listing for its exact configuration.
What sizes are available in the Ellipse collection?
Collection dimensions span widths of 180–300 cm and depths of 90–110 cm. Confirm the exact dimensions for your chosen model before planning the room.
Which tabletop and base colours can I choose?
HPL is the listed tabletop material. Collection colour options include several surface colours and black, silver or white bases; check the individual model for available combinations.
Do Cube Design Ellipse tables include a cable tray?
The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the selected model details and plan for cable management separately.
Can Ellipse tables be connected together?
No. The collection is listed as not linkable, so choose a table size and shape that works as a standalone unit for your space.
