Narbutas ROUND Conference Table

How to choose a ROUND table for your space

Begin with the meeting pattern rather than the table name. For regular sessions with four participants, compare the four-person models and consider whether a round or rectangular shape suits the room. For a group of six, look at the six-person options and allow enough surrounding space for chairs to be pulled out and people to move around comfortably. A quick floor-plan check can help you assess fit before selecting a specific configuration.

Next, consider how the tabletop shape works with the room. A round top may suit a more informal discussion setting, while a rectangular or rounded-edge table can align with a longer room or a more structured meeting arrangement. The ROUND family includes these different forms, so confirm the shape shown on the individual product listing rather than assuming every model is the same.

Choose the right surface and base

ROUND tables in this collection have melamine tops and steel bases. Surface colors listed across the range include beige, black, grey, white and wood; base colors include black, grey, blue, brown, green and white. The available combination depends on the model, so use the product details to confirm which finishes can be selected for your preferred table.

Think about how the table will be used day to day when comparing finishes. The melamine surface provides a consistent material choice across the family, while the listed color options let you coordinate the top and base with the room. Check the specific model’s options before planning around a particular color pairing.

Plan for devices and table arrangement

If meetings involve laptops or other equipment, compare the cable features closely. Some models have a metal cable grommet or a pass-through, and one listing specifies an electrical connection. The collection attributes also indicate that cable-tray suitability and whether a tray is included vary. These details are not interchangeable: check the product listing to confirm the exact access feature and included components you need.

One model is listed as linkable, while the family attributes also include models that are not. If you are planning a connected table arrangement, verify that the chosen model supports linking and consider how the layout will work in your room. Do not assume that a cable feature or linking option applies across the full collection.

What to check before selecting

• Confirm whether the model is intended for four or six people and whether its shape suits the room.
• Review the listed tabletop and base colors for that particular model.
• Check whether cable access is a grommet, pass-through or electrical connection, and whether a cable tray is included.
• Verify any linking requirements and review the product details for the configuration you plan to lease.

Myntwork offers Narbutas ROUND tables on a monthly lease. Once you have narrowed your options by capacity, shape and cable requirements, compare the individual listings to make a selection that fits your meeting space and working routine.