Where a Record Living high table can work
A high table can give a shared area a clear place for brief discussions, laptop work or informal breaks without requiring a conventional meeting-room setup. The square Record Living model may suit a smaller team or a more compact location. The Maxi rectangular version is worth considering when a longer table surface or room for a larger group is the priority. The listed capacities are two and four people across the collection, so confirm the capacity shown for the model you are considering.
In an office, these tables may help create a casual collaboration point near a shared work area. In a hospitality or communal setting, they can provide a spot for short stays and conversation. These are possible uses rather than limits on how the tables can be used; consider the room layout, surrounding furniture and typical activity before choosing.
How to choose between the models
Start with the room and group size
Measure the available floor area and account for circulation around the table, not just the tabletop dimensions. A square format can be easier to place in a compact zone, while the Maxi rectangular format may fit a longer room or a linear arrangement. Use the stated two- or four-person capacity as a guide, then check the individual product details for the model’s dimensions and seating plan.
Match the surface and base to your scheme
The family attributes list HPL for the tabletop material and steel for the base material. Product descriptions refer to a heritage oak tabletop, while the broader listed surface-color options are beige, black, brown, grey and white. Base colors listed are black, beige and white. Since not every finish is necessarily offered on every model, check the selected product’s options rather than assuming a color pairing.
The tables are not adjustable, so consider whether a fixed-height surface is appropriate for the people and tasks it will serve. The collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but a cable tray is not included. If cable management matters, check what accessories can be used with the specific table before planning the installation. The models are also listed as non-linkable, which is relevant if you intend to place several tables together.
Check before you select
Compare the model name, tabletop shape, capacity, dimensions and available finishes on each product listing. The collection includes square and rectangular tops; its attributes also list oval as a shape, so confirm the shape for the exact model rather than treating every listed shape as available on both designs. Consider how the four-leg base will work with the room’s circulation and nearby seating or workstations.
Infiniti Record Living high tables are available through Myntwork on a monthly lease. Review the individual product details to confirm the configuration and options that suit your project.
Frequently asked questions about Infiniti Record Living High Table
What is the difference between the two Record Living high tables?
The collection includes a square four-leg model and a Maxi rectangular four-leg model. Compare their individual listings for dimensions, capacity and available finishes.
How many people can use these high tables?
The collection lists capacities of two and four people. Check the selected model’s product details to confirm its stated capacity.
What materials and colors are listed for the collection?
The listed tabletop material is HPL and the base material is steel. Surface colors include beige, black, brown, grey and white; base colors include black, beige and white. Confirm which options apply to your chosen model.
Are the tables height-adjustable or linkable?
No. The collection is listed as not height-adjustable and not linkable, so plan around a fixed-height table used as a standalone piece.
Does a Record Living high table include a cable tray?
The tables are listed as suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Check the selected product details for compatible cable-management options.
