Bralco Coffee Table

Where Bralco Coffee Tables work well

A low coffee table can help define an informal area without making it feel like a formal meeting room. Use the Bralco family in lounge settings with seating, beside reception furniture or in breakout areas where people need a convenient surface for drinks, papers and everyday work items.

The tables can also support a relaxed alternative to conventional meeting furniture. Their low, non-adjustable format is intended for seated use at lounge height, so consider how the table will relate to the chairs, sofas or other seating already in the room.

How to choose between the models

Choose by tabletop shape

The RT120600 model has a rectangular top with rounded sides and an angled four-leg frame. Its softened outline can suit interiors that benefit from a familiar rectangular surface with less pronounced corners. The RT1616TV model has a Trigoon top and a four-leg wood base, offering a more distinctive geometric option within the same low-table family.

Choose by room character

Start with the surrounding furniture and the visual language of the space. A rounded rectangular shape can work well where you want a straightforward, versatile silhouette. The Trigoon version may be a better fit when the coffee table is intended to make a stronger design statement. Both choices use oak tops and wood bases, so the decision can focus on shape, colour and placement rather than a change in core material.

Materials, colours and cable management

Each model has an oak tabletop and a wood base. Surface colours range from neutral beige, black, grey and white to red, blue, brown, green and wood tones. Base options include black, grey, beige, red, white and wood. Check the selected finish combination against flooring, upholstery and nearby storage before confirming the layout.

Both tables are suitable for a cable tray, which can be useful in workplace areas where power access or device charging is part of the setup. The cable tray is not included, so confirm whether a compatible tray is required and plan the position of the table accordingly. The tables are not adjustable and are not linkable, which makes them best suited to defined lounge or breakout arrangements rather than reconfigurable benching systems.

What to check before leasing

• Measure the available floor area and allow comfortable clearance around the table and surrounding seating.
• Compare the tabletop shapes with the room layout and the visual character you want to create.
• Confirm the surface and base colours as separate choices when coordinating the finish.
• Decide whether cable-tray compatibility is needed, remembering that the tray is not included.
• Review the two-year warranty and check that the selected model meets the intended use.

Myntwork offers the Bralco Coffee Table family on a monthly lease, giving businesses a flexible way to furnish workplace areas. Compare the two designs, confirm the finish combination and check the cable-management requirement before selecting the model for your space.