Choosing a coffee table for your workplace
Start with the room and the people who will use it. In a reception or lounge, a coffee table can provide a convenient surface beside seating. In a shared breakout area, it can help define a casual place to pause or talk. These are useful settings to consider, but the right size depends on the furniture around it and the space available for people to move through.
Check the footprint before choosing
The collection lists widths of 80 and 120 cm. Measure the intended position, then account for the seating arrangement and routes through the room. A smaller footprint may suit a compact seating group, while the wider option may better fit a more generous layout. Compare the product dimensions rather than choosing on width alone, and check that the table height works with the surrounding seats.
Compare model details and finishes
Melamine tops and steel bases are common to the collection. For a more specific finish reference, BO71 is listed with an Alpi Teak melamine top and anthracite steel panel legs; its stated width is 80 cm. BO70 is described with a rectangular melamine top and steel base. Use the individual listings to compare the complete finish and size information available for each model.
Beige, black, brown and white are listed as surface colours in the collection details, and grey is listed for the base. Availability may differ by model, so confirm the finish shown for the table you are considering. These models are not adjustable or linkable, which makes it important to settle the layout and intended position before ordering.
What to check before you select
- Measure the available floor area and allow room to walk around the table.
- Compare listed dimensions with the height and scale of nearby seating.
- Confirm the individual model’s surface, base finish and dimensions on its product listing.
- Review the stated two-year warranty information as part of your selection.
Myntwork offers these CUF Milano tables on a monthly lease. When comparing options, consider the table’s role in the room, the finish that fits your interior and the footprint that works with your seating. Checking these points together makes it easier to choose a model that supports the way your workplace is used.
Frequently asked questions about CUF Milano by Centrufficio Coffee Table
What is the difference between the BO70 and BO71 coffee tables?
Both are rectangular coffee tables with melamine tops and steel bases. The BO71 listing specifies an Alpi Teak top, anthracite steel panel legs and an 80 cm width. BO70 is described with a rectangular melamine top and steel base; check its listing for the full dimensions and finish.
What sizes are available in the CUF Milano collection?
The collection details list widths of 80 and 120 cm. BO71 is specifically listed at 80 cm wide. Check the dimensions on each product listing to confirm the size of the model you are considering.
What tabletop and base materials does the collection use?
The tables have melamine tops and steel bases. BO71 has an Alpi Teak melamine top and anthracite steel panel legs; compare each listing for model-specific finish details.
Can I adjust or connect these tables to other tables?
The collection details mark the tables as non-adjustable and not linkable. Choose a size and position that suit your seating layout and available floor space.
Which colours can I choose from?
Beige, black, brown and white are listed as surface colours, and grey is listed for the base. Check the individual product listing to confirm which finishes are available for each model.
