Where the Maya tables work well
The round Maya Y Metallic Stand table is the smaller-format choice for teams that need a dedicated place to meet without setting up a large conference room. With seating for four, it can support short project check-ins, one-to-one conversations, small planning sessions or client discussions. Its round top gives participants a shared surface without assigning a head-of-table position.
The rectangular Maya Y Conference table is intended for larger meetings, with seating for up to 12. It can serve as the main table in a conference room or as a shared workspace for group reviews and workshops. Allow enough room around the table for chairs and people to move comfortably, and check the room’s access routes before finalizing placement.
How to choose between the two models
Start with capacity and room shape
Use the usual meeting group—not an occasional maximum—as your starting point. For groups of four, the round model offers a focused setting. For meetings of up to 12, consider the rectangular conference model. Then compare the table footprint with the usable floor area, including space for chairs, circulation and any other furniture. Confirm the exact dimensions of the chosen model before arranging the room.
Match the finish to the space
Maya tables have melamine tops and metal bases. The listed top-color choices are beige, grey, white and black; listed base colors are black, silver and white. These are collection-level options, so verify which finishes are offered for the specific table you select. Think about how the top and base will work with the room’s existing desks, storage and seating, rather than choosing color in isolation.
Check the details before specifying
If the meeting area needs cable management, note that the collection is marked as suitable for a cable tray, but no tray is included. Check the selected model’s compatibility and plan for any additional cable-management components separately. Also confirm the table’s dimensions, seating arrangement and finish availability against your room plan.
Both Maya models are listed as non-linkable, so they are not intended to be joined into a larger table arrangement. If your meeting needs change, consider whether one of the two capacities will remain useful over time. Myntwork offers these Ismobel Maya meeting tables on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a changing office. Review the model details and leasing information for the option that fits your space and meeting style.
Frequently asked questions about Ismobel Meeting Table Maya
What is the difference between the two Ismobel Maya meeting tables?
The Maya Y Metallic Stand is round and seats four. The Maya Y Conference is rectangular and seats up to 12. Choose based on your typical meeting size and the layout of the room.
Which Maya table is better for a small meeting room?
The round model is the smaller-group option, with seating for four. Check its exact dimensions and leave room for chairs and movement before confirming it will fit.
Does an Ismobel Maya meeting table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is included. Cable-tray compatibility is listed for the collection, so confirm compatibility with the selected model and arrange any needed tray separately.
What colors and materials are available in the Maya family?
The tables have melamine tops and metal bases. Listed top colors are beige, grey, white and black; listed base colors are black, silver and white. Check availability for the model and finish combination you want.
Can Maya meeting tables be connected to make a larger surface?
The Maya tables are listed as not linkable. Select the model and capacity that suit your meeting needs rather than planning to join tables together.