Where Northern Kin side tables work well
Kin tables can support a range of commercial furnishing plans without adding visual weight. Use the lower H33 model beside lounge chairs, sofas or informal seating, where a compact surface is useful for drinks, reading material or small personal items. The H40 model can suit areas that call for a slightly different working or placing height while keeping the same overall design language.
They are also useful in reception and waiting areas, breakout zones, hospitality-style offices and shared spaces where occasional table space is needed. The round top avoids fixed orientation, so the table can be approached from multiple sides. Its column base keeps the structure visually central and helps maintain a straightforward, uncluttered appearance.
How to choose between the two models
Pick H33 for lower seating arrangements
The Kin Table H33 is the low side table option. Consider it when the table will sit next to lounge furniture or when a lower surface is more appropriate for the way people use the space. Its round white melamine top and black steel column base match the wider Kin family.
Pick H40 for the alternative Kin height
The Kin Table H40 offers the other height in this two-model group. It retains the circular construction, white melamine tabletop and black steel base, making it a practical choice when you want the Kin appearance but need a different relationship to surrounding seating or surfaces.
Materials, finish and practical checks
Both models are defined by a white melamine tabletop and black steel column base. This neutral combination can work with a broad range of upholstery, flooring and office finishes. The tables are not adjustable and are not linkable, so select the height and position carefully before placing them in the layout.
A cable tray is not included. If the table will be used near laptops, charging equipment or other devices, check the selected model’s cable-tray suitability and plan any power access separately. Also confirm the available space around seating, the preferred height and the surface requirements for each setting.
Review the details before leasing
Start by identifying where the table will be used and whether the setting calls for the lower H33 format or the H40 alternative. Then compare the model details, including cable-tray suitability and any listing-specific information. The Kin range is a concise two-model family, making it straightforward to create a coordinated scheme while assigning different heights to different zones.
Myntwork offers Northern Kin side tables on a monthly lease, helping businesses furnish spaces without treating every purchase as a permanent commitment. Review the product information for the selected model and confirm that its dimensions, placement and practical features suit your project before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Northern Side Table Kin
What is the difference between the Northern Kin H33 and H40 tables?
The H33 is the low side table option, while the H40 is the alternative-height model. Both share the circular Kin design, white melamine top and black steel column base.
Are Northern Kin side tables adjustable?
No. The Kin side tables are non-adjustable, so choose H33 or H40 according to the height required for the surrounding seating and intended use.
Do the Kin side tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. Cable-tray suitability varies in the product facts, so check the specific model if power access or device use is part of your plan.
Can Northern Kin tables be linked together?
No. The Kin tables are listed as non-linkable. They should be positioned as separate side tables within the room layout.
What materials and colors are used in the Kin collection?
The tables have white melamine tops and black steel column bases. Their round tops and central bases create a consistent look across the two models.
