Where TAM side tables can work
Consider TAM for lounge seating, informal meeting areas, reception spaces or office breakout zones where people may appreciate a nearby surface. A side table can help keep a seating arrangement practical without making it feel like a formal workstation. The right choice depends on how the table will sit beside the furniture and how much room people need to move around it.
The collection includes a C-shaped base design and a round design. Use the shape as a starting point: map the table beside the intended chair or sofa, and check that its base and top can sit comfortably within the available footprint. The product information does not list either model as adjustable or linkable, so plan each table as a standalone piece rather than relying on connection or height changes.
How to choose between the models
Compare shape and placement
Start with the position of the table in your floor plan. The C-shaped model has a distinct base configuration, while the other TAM option has a round top. Check the product dimensions and drawings for the model you are considering, and allow adequate clearance around nearby seating and walkways. The round model has a listed depth of 42 cm; consult its dimensions information to confirm the footprint you need for your layout.
Review finishes and materials
Finish details vary across the two product listings. The C-shaped Base Side Table is described with an HPL top and a steel base, with Fenix and birch plywood finish information. The Tam Round Side Table is described with a stained wood-finish top, birch plywood, and a metal and steel base. Collection color options include several neutral and brighter choices, as well as a wood tone. Confirm the exact available finish and color for your selected model rather than assuming every combination applies to both.
Checks before specifying
Before selecting tables for a project, confirm the intended use, the required surface finish, and the dimensions against the room plan. Where several tables will sit together, compare their finishes with the surrounding furniture and decide whether the space calls for a consistent look or a deliberate mix of colors. The collection is listed as PEFC certified; refer to the product documentation for details relevant to your procurement process.
Myntwork offers Ondarreta TAM side tables on a monthly lease. To assess suitability, review the available catalogue, dimensions, colors and materials documents for the individual model, then compare those details with your seating plan and project requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Ondarreta Side Table TAM
What is the difference between the two Ondarreta TAM side tables?
The collection includes a C-shaped base design and a round design. Their listed finishes and material details differ, so compare the individual product information as well as the shape.
Which TAM side table is suitable for a compact seating area?
Begin by checking the available floor space and how the table will sit beside the seating. The round model has a listed depth of 42 cm; check the dimensions document for the exact footprint of the model you are considering.
What finishes and materials are listed for the TAM collection?
The product details include an HPL top, steel base, and Fenix and birch plywood finish for the C-shaped model. The round model is described with a stained wood-finish top, birch plywood, and a metal and steel base. Confirm the precise options on the chosen model.
Are Ondarreta TAM side tables adjustable or linkable?
The collection attributes list the tables as neither adjustable nor linkable. Plan for each table to be used as a standalone piece.
What should I check before choosing a TAM model?
Review the table shape, model-specific dimensions, finish and color availability, and the space around nearby seating. The catalogue and dimensions and colors-and-materials documents can help with this comparison.
