Kusch + Co Creva Round Meeting Table

Kusch + Co Creva Round Meeting Table

The Kusch + Co Creva Round Meeting Table brings a thoughtful balance of form and function to small meeting and collaboration spaces. Its circular top and A-leg base create an inviting silhouette that encourages equal participation and easy conversation, comfortably seating up to four people. As a freestanding solution, this table adapts to a variety of layouts, whether anchored in a compact meeting room, a breakout area, or a café-style communal space.

Built with practical durability in mind, the Creva table features a high-pressure laminate work surface supported by a chipboard core. The tabletop edge is finished using a reliable glue-bonding technique for a neat, long-lasting join between top and edge. The base is crafted from powder-coated steel and is fitted with plastic glides to protect floors and aid stability. Together these elements deliver a solid everyday table that is resistant to the demands of regular use while retaining a clean, contemporary appearance.

Sustainability considerations are part of the table’s specification: wood and wood-based materials comply with relevant timber regulations and are sourced from certified forests, working with FSC-authorized companies. This makes the Creva round table a choice for interiors where material provenance and responsible sourcing are part of the brief.

Practical details are geared toward efficiency on delivery and installation. The table comes partially assembled to reduce setup time while ensuring a secure and stable final construction. The A-leg configuration provides generous knee and leg clearance while maintaining a compact footprint, making it easy to position and pair with a range of seating styles.

Designed under the Creva product line and offered through distribution in Germany, this model—featuring an A-leg base without a top gap—sits comfortably within modern office and hospitality design schemes. Its understated profile and robust materials mean it integrates smoothly into contemporary interiors where collaborative work, casual meetings, and flexible use are priorities.