Choosing an Androgyne table for your space
Start by estimating how many people will usually sit at the table, then consider how often you need extra room. The 120 cm round model is described for four people, as is the 150 cm round-top model. The rectangular option is listed as seating up to eight, while the collection includes a six-person capacity among its specifications. Confirm the capacity for the specific model you are considering rather than assuming every size has the same seating arrangement.
Measure the dining area with chairs pulled out, not just the tabletop footprint. Leave enough clearance for people to sit down and move around comfortably. In an office or hospitality setting, also consider circulation routes and whether the table will be used for meals, meetings or both.
Choose a shape and size
Round tables
Round tops can help create a shared focal point and avoid corners in tighter layouts. The 120 cm and 150 cm models offer two different scales for smaller groups, while the 210 cm Round Legs table is a larger option within the collection. Compare the full dimensions and the room plan to see which one leaves suitable space around the seating.
Rectangular table
The Androgyne rectangular dining table is listed at 280 cm wide and seats up to eight. Its longer profile can work well in an elongated dining room or a shared space where several people need to sit along the same table. Check the exact product details for dimensions and required clearance before planning the layout.
Review materials and specifications
Androgyne collection attributes include oak tabletops and bases in wood or steel, with beige and grey surface color options and beige listed for the base. These details are not necessarily shared by every model. Compare the individual specifications to verify the top material, base construction and selected finish, and consider how they relate to the room’s existing furniture.
Product information also indicates that the tables are not adjustable. If you are planning a workspace or a flexible-use room, make sure a fixed-height dining table suits the intended activities. A cable tray is not included; where cable management matters, check the model information and plan any additional equipment separately.
What to check before selecting
Before deciding, confirm the table’s width and depth, seating capacity, top shape, material and finish on its product details. Then compare those specifications with your measurements and intended use. Myntwork offers these Audo Copenhagen tables on a monthly lease, giving businesses another way to furnish a dining area. Review the available model information and leasing details to decide which option fits your space and requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Audo Copenhagen Dining Table Androgyne
Which Androgyne dining table shape should I choose?
Choose a round top if you want a shared focal point and a less angular layout. A rectangular table can suit a longer room or a layout that needs a row of seats. Compare the available models against your floor plan.
How many people can sit at the Androgyne tables?
Capacity varies by model. The 120 cm and 150 cm round tables are described for four people, and the rectangular option seats up to eight. Check the selected model’s specifications, including capacity, before ordering.
What sizes are available in the collection?
The collection includes 120 cm and 150 cm round-top models, a 210 cm Round Legs model and a large rectangular option listed at 280 cm wide. Confirm all dimensions on the individual model details.
Do all Androgyne tables have the same materials and finishes?
No. Collection attributes include oak tops, wood or steel bases, and beige or grey surface colors, but options can differ between models. Check the chosen table’s specifications to confirm its materials and finish.
