Where Harbour tables can work
A round Harbour table can suit a small dining area, a two-person lunch spot or an informal corner for conversation. Its compact footprint may also be useful in a shared workplace where a dedicated table is needed for a short discussion or break. Use the intended number of seats and the available floor area to guide your choice; the collection information lists two people for the family.
Measure the room and allow space around the table for chairs to move in and out. The listed widths are 70 and 150 cm, so check the selected table’s exact dimensions rather than assuming every Harbour variant is the same size.
How to choose between the models
Start with the base
Choose between the column pedestal and central star-base designs based on the look and placement you need. Each has a central steel support, but the base shape differs. Think about where chair legs will sit and how people will approach the table, then compare the product details for the model you plan to lease.
Match the surface and scale
The family lists melamine as the tabletop material and beige, black, grey and white as surface colors. Select a finish that works with your existing furniture, and confirm that your preferred color is offered on the exact model. The top is round, so consider the diameter alongside your room measurements and the number of users.
Check the details before leasing
Before choosing, verify the dimensions, top color, base design and seating guidance in the individual model information. The family is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included; check what is compatible and whether a separate cable solution is needed for your setup. The stated warranty is two years.
Myntwork offers these Audo Copenhagen Harbour tables on a monthly lease. Compare the available models against your space and intended use, then confirm the selected configuration and lease details before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Audo Copenhagen Dining Table Harbour
What is the main difference between Harbour dining table models?
The clearest listed difference is the base design: the family includes column pedestal tables and a central star-base option. Check each model’s details for its dimensions and surface finish.
How many people are these tables intended for?
The collection information lists seating for two people. Review the dimensions of the specific table and allow enough room for chairs and comfortable access.
What tabletop colors are available in the Harbour family?
Family-level options list beige, black, grey and white surfaces, with melamine as the tabletop material. Confirm which colors are available on the model you select.
Do Harbour tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The family is marked as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected model’s compatibility and whether a separate tray is needed.
What should I check before choosing a size?
The family facts list widths of 70 and 150 cm. Confirm the exact dimensions for your chosen model, then measure the room and space needed around the table for chairs.
