Choosing between the Harbour Column models
Start with the way the table will be used. The counter-height model is the option to consider when a raised table surface is appropriate for the seating or standing arrangement. The dining model is described as a table for two, making it a straightforward choice for a compact dining spot. Since the tables are not adjustable, the intended height should guide your selection rather than appearance alone.
Next, compare the tabletop materials. The counter-height circular-top table is described with Kunis Breccia stone, while the dining table features melamine. These are distinct specifications, so use the individual model listing to check the exact surface and finish offered. The collection attributes list beige, black, grey and white surface colors, but not every color should be assumed available on every model.
Plan for the footprint and base
Round tops can help keep a compact layout feeling open and make it easier to arrange seating around the table. The family’s listed width is 60 cm, with depths of 60 cm and 70 cm across the range. Confirm the dimensions for the particular model you are considering, then allow room for chairs and comfortable movement around it.
Both tables have steel bases, though their base designs differ: the dining table has a black star base, while the counter-height model is listed with a column frame. Consider how the base will sit among chair legs and how its color and form work with the surrounding furniture.
Check practical details before selecting
The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If you need cable management, check the model details and plan for any separate components. The collection is also listed as non-linkable, so do not assume that multiple tables can be joined together.
Before finalizing a choice, verify the model’s dimensions, height, tabletop material, color and base configuration against your room and intended seating. Audo Copenhagen Harbour Column tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when furnishing a workplace or hospitality setting.
Frequently asked questions about Audo Copenhagen Table Harbour Column
What is the difference between the Harbour Column table models?
The collection includes a counter-height table with a round top described as Kunis Breccia stone, and a dining table for two with a melamine top and black steel star base. Compare the individual model details for the exact configuration.
Which Harbour Column table should I choose for dining?
The dining model is specifically described as a table for two. Check its dimensions and height against your chairs and available space before selecting it.
Are the Harbour Column tables adjustable?
No. The collection is listed as non-adjustable, so choose the model whose intended height suits your seating and use.
Do the tables include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected model’s details if you need cable management.
What colors are available in the collection?
The collection attributes list beige, black, grey and white surface colors, with black listed for the base. Confirm which colors apply to your chosen model.
