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Freya negotiation table arranged for a focused three-person discussion

Small-group meeting tables

Negotiation Tables

Table systems for focused discussion, informal meetings and collaborative projects — shaped through distinct tops, frames and stainless-steel support structures.

Explore 5 designs

The collection

Five structures for the way teams meet.

Compare five table designs by tabletop proportion, support structure and the way each one fits around seating. NORDA can help match the right configuration to your project.

FN negotiation table in a compact meeting setting with its outward-angled frame visible Outward frame
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FN Negotiation Table

A softened work surface and outward-angled frame create a clear, comfortable setting for small-group discussions.

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X-LEG negotiation table showing a distinct crossed stainless-steel leg structure Crossed leg
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X-LEG Negotiation Table

A distinctive crossed-leg frame gives the table a strong architectural presence for informal meetings and collaborative spaces.

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Lycar negotiation table in use, showing its lighter branching support under the top In the room
Lycar branching negotiation table frame isolated for structure comparison Branch frame
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Lycar Negotiation Table

Its branching stainless-steel frame gives the table a light architectural profile while keeping the meeting area visually open.

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Freya negotiation table arranged for an intimate two-person meeting Compact setting
Freya central multi-leg base shown without seating Central support
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Freya Negotiation Table

A rounded tabletop and compact central support create an inviting setting while leaving space for chairs to move freely.

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05 · Configuration options

Noah Negotiation Table

Choose from central-base structures and finish options to coordinate Noah with different small meeting areas.

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Completed Noah negotiation table with a central base and rectangular top Completed configuration
Noah three-leg central base direction Three-leg base
Noah four-leg central base direction Four-leg base
Noah negotiation table showing a brushed stainless-steel finish direction Brushed finish option

Project configuration

One meeting purpose. Different ways to shape it.

Review tabletop shapes, support structures and finish options with your room plan before confirming dimensions and quantity for quotation.

Several Noah negotiation tables forming compact collaborative settings in an open room

Room scale

Shape the conversation.

Start with how many people need to gather, how closely they should sit and how the table needs to relate to circulation around the meeting area.

Lycar stainless-steel frame shown as an architectural support choice

Frame

Choose the support language.

Choose an outward, crossed, branching or central-base structure to suit the character and layout of your project.

Noah negotiation table finish and top combination for project coordination

Finish

Coordinate the finish.

Coordinate the tabletop and stainless-steel finish with the surrounding furniture and interior palette.

Project support

A focused path to project quoting.

For offices, showrooms and collaborative commercial spaces, share your room plan, preferred table design, finish requirements and quantity with NORDA.

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Define the setting

Tell us how the space will be used, the available floor area and the seating arrangement required.

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Review the configuration

Choose the tabletop, frame or base, finish and relevant custom requirements for your project.

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Prepare the quote

Confirm quantity, delivery destination and commercial requirements for a tailored quotation.

Stainless-steel structure · Configuration review · Project-based quoting