Audo Copenhagen Table Harbour

Choosing a Harbour table for your layout

Start with the planned seating height and use. The dining-height circular table is suited to a conventional dining setup, while the counter-height models are intended for counter-height seating. The bar table provides another option for bar-height areas. Since the tables are not adjustable, check your existing chairs or stools and the intended seated posture before selecting a format.

Next, consider the footprint. The collection includes 60 and 80 cm round widths. A smaller top can work where circulation or floor space is limited; a wider top may offer more room for a shared coffee break or informal conversation. These are tables for two, so use that capacity as a guide when planning café seating or a small meeting point. For larger groups, consider how multiple tables could be arranged rather than expecting one table to serve a larger party.

Compare the bases and surfaces

Base style is a visible distinction within the Harbour family. The dining table has a circular column base, while the bar table and one counter-height option have a star base. Another counter-height circular model has a circular base. Compare the model images and specifications to see which base best suits your surroundings and the look you want across a room.

Kunis Breccia stone is specified for several listed tops, and collection surface colors include beige, black, grey and white. Color and top details can vary by model, so verify the chosen configuration in its product details instead of assuming every finish is offered on every base. The steel bases are black. These restrained material and color options can help the tables sit comfortably alongside different workplace or hospitality interiors.

Check practical details before selecting

If your setup needs cable routing, the collection information marks the tables as suitable for a cable tray, but does not say a tray is included. Confirm the product details and any additional requirements before planning around cable management. The tables are also marked as non-linkable, which is worth noting if you need furniture that connects into a row or fixed arrangement.

Once you have settled on the height, width and base, check the selected model’s full specifications, surface choice and warranty information; the collection lists a two-year warranty. Myntwork offers Audo Copenhagen Harbour tables on a monthly lease, which can help businesses furnish shared spaces without treating the decision as a one-off purchase. Compare the individual models to make sure the configuration matches your seating and floor plan.