How the Levitate family fits into an office
Levitate meeting tables can help create clearly defined collaboration points within an open-plan workplace. The round model is suited to small team catch-ups, one-to-one discussions and compact meeting rooms where circulation space matters. Its four-person format keeps conversations close and works well when the table needs to fit alongside desks, storage or lounge furniture.
The high oval model provides seating for six and introduces a different posture and atmosphere. Its elevated format is useful for brief project meetings, informal reviews and quick discussions where people may move between sitting and standing. The oval shape gives the group a shared central surface while avoiding the sharper corners of a rectangular table.
Choosing between the two models
Consider capacity and room layout
Start with the number of people who need to meet regularly. The round table is designed for four people, while the high table accommodates six. Check the available floor area, routes around the table and the position of nearby doors or storage before selecting a size. The family includes widths of 180 and 200 cm, with a listed depth of 90 cm; confirm the exact dimensions for the model and configuration you are considering.
Match the table to the meeting style
The four-leg round table offers a conventional seated meeting arrangement. The high table has a higher format with angled legs, making it a better fit for active, informal collaboration. Neither model is adjustable, so the intended height and use should be established before ordering.
Materials, colours and cable planning
Levitate tabletops use melamine or HPL and have a listed thickness of 25 mm. Depending on the configuration, surfaces can be selected in beige, black, blue, grey or white. Base colours include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, green, purple, red, silver, white, wood and yellow, giving you scope to coordinate the table with an existing workplace palette.
Base construction differs by model: the round table uses a wood base, while the high table uses angled steel legs. Both configurations are suitable for a cable tray, but no tray is included. If the table will support laptops, screens or charging equipment, decide where cables should enter and exit before finalising the room layout.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm whether four-person or six-person capacity better matches everyday use.
- Measure the room, circulation zones and clearance around the selected table.
- Choose the tabletop material and surface colour that suit the expected level of use and visual scheme.
- Compare the wood or steel base style with nearby furniture.
- Plan cable management separately, as the tables support a cable tray but do not include one.
- Review the selected configuration, dimensions and colour details before placing an order.
Myntwork offers Nowy Styl Levitate meeting tables on a monthly lease, helping businesses furnish collaboration areas without treating every requirement as a permanent purchase. Use the product options and collection details to narrow the format, then confirm the configuration that fits your people, room and working style.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Meeting Table Levitate
What is the main difference between the Levitate meeting tables?
The collection combines a four-person round table with a non-adjustable four-leg wood base and a six-person high table with an oval top and angled steel legs.
Which Levitate table is suitable for a small meeting room?
The four-person round model is generally the more compact choice for small meeting rooms or focused discussions. Check the table dimensions and required circulation space against the room plan.
Which model should I choose for informal or standing meetings?
The high oval model is the better fit for informal collaboration because it uses a high-table format and accommodates six people. It is not height-adjustable.
Can Levitate tables be used with cable management?
Both configurations are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Plan the cable route and confirm the required accessory separately.
What tabletop and base options are available?
The family includes melamine or HPL tops, with surface colours including beige, black, blue, grey and white. Bases vary by model and are available in several colours, including wood, steel-related finishes and additional accent colours.
