Choose for capacity and room layout
Start with the number of people who will typically use the table at once. The six-person Oku Dining Table may suit a smaller dining area or a space where the table needs to accommodate a more limited group. The eight-person Oku Dining Rounded Edges Table offers more stated seating capacity for larger shared meals or group sessions.
Seating capacity is a starting point rather than a room-planning guarantee. Check the table dimensions and allow for chairs to be pulled out comfortably, along with the circulation space people need to pass through. Consider how the table relates to nearby furniture, doors and other routes through the room.
Compare the details that affect everyday use
Leg style and edges
The six-person model has four straight legs, while the eight-person Rounded Edges model features turned oak legs and softened table edges. Look at the furniture already in the space and decide which profile better suits the overall layout. The rounded-edge design is a defining feature of that model; it does not change its rectangular tabletop shape.
Materials, colours and cable planning
Both tables have oak tops and wood bases. The collection attributes list beige and black surface colours, and beige, black and grey base colours. Check the available options for the specific model and configuration you are considering rather than assuming every colour combination is available.
If the table will be used with powered devices, note that the six-person Oku Dining Table is suitable for a cable tray, but does not include one. The collection information does not identify the eight-person model as cable-tray compatible, so confirm requirements for that option before planning cable management.
What to check before choosing
Confirm which model fits the intended number of users, review its dimensions and colour options, and consider whether the leg design works with your seating arrangement. For the cable-tray-compatible model, check what additional components your setup requires. These practical checks help narrow the choice without treating the two tables as interchangeable.
Myntwork offers NORR11 Oku tables on a monthly lease. You can compare the collection options and review the details of each model before deciding which table fits your space and use case.
Frequently asked questions about NORR11 ApS Table OKU
What is the main difference between the two NORR11 Oku tables?
The Oku Dining Table seats six and has four straight legs. The Oku Dining Rounded Edges Table seats eight and features rounded edges and turned oak legs.
Which Oku table should I choose for a larger group?
The Rounded Edges model is listed for eight people, compared with six for the Oku Dining Table. Check its dimensions against your room and seating plan.
Are both Oku tables rectangular and made with oak?
Yes. Both have rectangular oak tops and wood bases. The eight-person model is described as oak veneer and timber, with turned oak legs.
Does an Oku table include a cable tray?
No cable tray is listed as included. The six-person Oku Dining Table is suitable for a cable tray, so check separately what your cable setup requires.
Can I choose different colours for the Oku tables?
The collection lists beige and black surface colours, and beige, black and grey base colours. Confirm which options are available for the model and configuration you want.
