Choosing a Cambio table for your layout
Start with the role the table needs to play. Beside a lounge chair or sofa, consider whether the top will mainly hold a drink, a book or objects used during a conversation. In a reception or shared waiting area, think about how many people will use the surface and whether several tables would work better than one larger piece. The oval profile can help soften a seating arrangement, while the column base keeps the support visually simple.
These are indoor auxiliary tables, so plan their placement around indoor seating and circulation. As the models are not adjustable or linkable, check the selected table’s listed dimensions and make sure its height and footprint fit the intended setting. Avoid relying on collection-level dimensions alone: confirm the details for the specific model you are considering.
Choose the surface and base combination
Oak or HPL tops
The family includes oak and HPL top materials. Some listed models feature a matt wood-finished or oak-stained top, while another specifies an oval HPL top. Consider the look you want alongside your existing furniture, then check each model listing for its exact material and finish rather than assuming all options can be paired freely.
Steel column bases and finish choices
Steel column bases are a consistent element in the listed models, with white-finished bases specifically represented. Collection attributes also list other base and surface colors, including black, beige, red, brown and wood tones. Confirm the available finish on the individual table before coordinating it with a workplace palette.
Check practical details before specifying
Review the product listing for the precise top, finish and dimensions needed for your floor plan. If you are furnishing several zones, decide whether to repeat one configuration for a unified appearance or use different surface choices to distinguish areas. The collection is not linkable, so allow for separate placement of each table rather than planning a connected run.
The collection information indicates that a cable tray can be accommodated, but one is not included. Check whether this feature is relevant to your setup and confirm compatibility for the chosen model. Myntwork offers Viccarbe products on a monthly lease, giving businesses another way to plan furniture for their workplace. Compare the available Cambio listings and verify the configuration details before selecting a table.
Frequently asked questions about Viccarbe Auxiliary Table Cambio
What is the main difference between the listed Cambio auxiliary tables?
The listed models share an oval top and steel column-base design. They differ in top material and finish, including oak and HPL options, so check each product listing for its exact combination.
Are Cambio tables adjustable?
No. The collection information lists these tables as non-adjustable, so confirm the selected model’s height and dimensions suit the seating and space where it will be used.
Which top material should I choose: oak or HPL?
Choose based on the appearance and material you want in your space. The family includes both materials, but availability and finishes vary by model; review the individual listing before specifying.
Is a cable tray included with a Cambio table?
No cable tray is included. The collection is listed as suitable for a cable tray, so check the selected model’s details if you need that option.
Can Cambio tables be linked together?
No. They are listed as non-linkable, so plan each table as a separate piece and check spacing around seats and circulation routes.