Where San Siro coffee tables work well
San Siro is suited to the everyday zones that connect formal work areas with more relaxed interaction. Use these low tables in reception areas to give visitors a convenient surface, or place them in lounge seating where people may need space for drinks, notebooks or personal items. They can also support informal discussions in breakout areas and provide a polished finishing touch in staff kitchens or hospitality-led interiors.
Because the collection is available in both square and round formats, it can be used across different seating plans while maintaining a consistent design language. Several tables can also be coordinated through matching surface and base colours, without requiring a single shape throughout the project.
How to choose between the San Siro models
Square or round tabletop
Start with the available floor area and the furniture around the table. The square version is a straightforward choice for placing against or beside linear seating, and its 70 cm width and depth create a defined footprint. The round model has a 700 mm diameter and is useful where you want easier movement around the table or a less directional arrangement.
Surface material and colour
Melamine and HPL are the stated tabletop materials in this family. Select the surface according to the visual language of the room, coordinating it with upholstery, flooring or other furniture. Available surface colours range from neutral beige, black, brown, grey and white to blue and wood effects. This gives you scope to keep the table understated or use it as a stronger colour accent.
Base construction and practical details
Base materials include steel and wood, with base colours including black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white, wood and yellow. Check the selected model’s finish combination before ordering, particularly when matching tables across different areas. The tables are not adjustable or linkable, so plan their position as freestanding pieces. They are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included and should not be assumed as part of the specification.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm whether a square or round top suits the circulation and seating plan.
- Check the 70 cm width and depth footprint, or the 700 mm diameter for the round model.
- Choose the tabletop material, surface colour, base material and base colour required for the interior.
- Allow for the 25 mm tabletop thickness when considering clearances and visual proportions.
- Decide whether cable management is needed and source a suitable cable tray separately if required.
Myntwork offers Kusch + Co San Siro products on a monthly lease, helping businesses furnish workplace and hospitality areas without treating every table as a one-off purchase. Review the available configurations, then confirm the finish combination and quantity needed for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Kusch + Co Coffee Table SAN SIRO
What shapes are available in the San Siro coffee table collection?
The collection includes square and round tabletop formats. Choose the square option for a more structured arrangement beside seating, or the round option for a softer footprint and easier movement around the table.
What materials can I choose for a San Siro table?
The tabletop is available in melamine or HPL. Base materials include steel and wood. The available combination may vary by configuration, so check the selected model and finish details before ordering.
Which colours are available for San Siro surfaces and bases?
Surface colours include beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white and wood. Base colours include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white, wood and yellow.
Are San Siro tables adjustable or linkable?
No. The collection is specified as non-adjustable and non-linkable, with freestanding low tables intended to be positioned individually within a seating or lounge layout.
Do San Siro coffee tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. The tables are suitable for a cable tray, so a compatible solution can be planned separately when cable management is needed.
