Choosing a Nook table for your space
Start with how people will use the table and how many seats it needs to support. The round Nook models are listed for two people, which makes them a natural fit for smaller dining areas, café seating or one-to-one conversations. The rectangular model is listed for four people and can suit a shared lunch spot or a compact team table.
Then consider the room layout. A round top can work well where people approach from several sides or where you want a softer outline among other furnishings. A rectangular top can align with a wall, a row of seating or a longer room. These tables are not linkable, so plan each one as an individual table rather than expecting several units to connect into a continuous surface.
Compare shape, surface and base
Round tops
Choose between the 60 and 80 Round Top models by comparing the space available and the table’s intended role. The 80 Round Top is described with a Kunis Breccia stone top. For the 60 Round Top, review its product details to confirm the surface that suits your project. The circular format keeps the table compact in use and can make it easier to arrange seating around it.
Rectangular top
The Nook Rectangular Top Dining Table has a melamine surface and is listed for four people. Its shape may be more practical when users need to sit alongside one another or when the table needs to fit a particular orientation. Check the listed surface colors and base colors against the rest of the room; the collection attributes include beige, black, grey and white surface colors, and black, beige and green base colors. Confirm which finishes are offered for the specific model you are considering.
Plan for workplace use
The Nook tables have steel bases. The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included, so check the individual product information and plan for any cable-management components separately. The tables are not adjustable; choose a fixed table that matches the seating and working arrangement you have in mind.
Before selecting, measure the intended location and allow room for chairs and movement around the table. Compare the model’s seating capacity, top shape, material and color, rather than choosing on appearance alone. The listed warranty is two years; review the product details for the applicable terms. Myntwork offers these Audo Copenhagen Nook tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a business space.
Frequently asked questions about Audo Copenhagen Dining Table Nook
Which Nook dining table is intended for two people?
The 60 Round Top and 80 Round Top models are listed for two people. Compare their product details and the available space to decide which round format fits your setting.
Which Nook model seats four people?
The Nook Rectangular Top Dining Table is listed for four people. Its rectangular shape can suit shared dining or meeting areas where a longer surface works better.
How do the tops differ across the Nook family?
The 80 Round Top is described with a Kunis Breccia stone top, and the rectangular model has a melamine top. Check the individual listing for the 60 Round Top’s surface and for model-specific finish availability.
Can Nook tables be joined together or adjusted?
The collection is listed as not linkable and not adjustable. Plan for each table as a separate, fixed-height piece, and choose its shape and seating capacity to suit the layout.
Is a cable tray included with a Nook dining table?
The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Check the product details and account for any cable-management parts separately.
