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Café Workspace
Café Workspace & Office Café Furniture Concept. Honey oak · Oxblood upholstery · Olive seat pads · Cream table surface.
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Café Workspace & Office Café Furniture Concept
This workplace café gives people a choice of settings away from a conventional desk. A communal oak table supports working alongside others, an oxblood banquette creates a quieter edge, and a window ledge suits shorter laptop sessions. Open timber chairs and simple counter stools keep the furniture recognisably different from task seating. The emphasis is on work-friendly table heights, practical power access and a clear separation between coffee service and laptop use.
- Suited to
- Office cafés, coworking lounges and workplace social hubs
- The palette
- Honey oak · Oxblood upholstery · Olive seat pads · Cream table surface
- The starting point
- 3 furniture zones · 8 concept pieces · an editable brief
AI-generated concept imagery, not a completed BSA project. Furniture, dimensions and quantities are illustrative and subject to design development.
Work alongside others
The communal table uses a generous shared top with rounded corners. Arrange power access without placing sockets beneath knees, and leave room for bags away from the chair pull-back.
A banquette for longer conversations
Compact tables sit in front of an upholstered wall bench. Coordinate their base position with seat depth so a laptop user can sit close enough without twisting.
A short stop by the window
A continuous laptop ledge and simple stools create another working height. Keep coffee collection and the service cabinet clear of occupied seats and power cables.
A closer look
The details make the room.
An open timber chair
An oval back and olive seat pad make a light furniture silhouette. Check back support, table clearance and the removable seat fixing on a complete chair sample.
Coffee service kept compact
The cabinet provides a place for everyday supplies. Coordinate a protected top and staff-side storage; appliances, water connections and electrical design follow a separate equipment brief.
Three ways to take a seat
Communal chairs, an upholstered banquette and window stools share oak accents while offering visibly different places to work.
Illustrative material direction. Physical samples form part of final approval.
The material edit
Four finishes. One direction.
Honey oak
Coordinate table edges, chair backs and window ledges; approve the working finish against drinks and routine cleaning.
Oxblood upholstery
Review banquette seams, removable seat sections and comfortable support at the selected table height.
Olive seat pads
Keep dining chairs comfortable for the intended duration, with replaceable pads and suitable cleaning guidance.
Cream table surface
Compare stone-look and other practical tops for weight, stain resistance and secure pedestal fixing.
Make it your project
Your furniture brief
Select the pieces you need and adjust the quantities.
| Include | Concept piece | Indicative dimensions | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 / Communal work Communal oak worktableHoney oak, broad trestle supports2800 × 1000 × 740 mm | 2800 × 1000 × 740 mm | ||
| 02 / Communal work Oval-back timber work chairOak frame, olive seat pad520 × 560 × 790 mm | 520 × 560 × 790 mm | ||
| 03 / Banquette Upholstered wall banquetteOxblood fabric, oak plinth1800 × 650 × 950 mm | 1800 × 650 × 950 mm | ||
| 04 / Banquette Compact laptop tableCream top, bronze-tone pedestal700 × 700 × 740 mm | 700 × 700 × 740 mm | ||
| 05 / Window Window work ledgeOak top, concealed supports2400 × 550 × 1000 mm | 2400 × 550 × 1000 mm | ||
| 06 / Window Round-seat oak counter stoolOak legs, integrated footrest420 × 420 × 700 mm | 420 × 420 × 700 mm | ||
| 07 / Service Coffee service cabinetOak fronts, protected pale top1600 × 550 × 900 mm | 1600 × 550 × 900 mm | ||
| 08 / Service Open service shelfOak shelf, concealed wall fixing1200 × 250 × 350 mm | 1200 × 250 × 350 mm |
8 piece types selected
Request this furniture ↗Dimensions are W × D × H and quantities are indicative, not an office capacity calculation. Confirm desk and chair adjustment ranges with the intended users and selected models. Computers, monitors, electrical and IT services, and room acoustic treatments are outside this furniture schedule.
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From idea to specification
Before you order
Match seating to the task
Café seating is useful for informal meetings and shorter laptop sessions. Test the intended duration with users and retain access to properly adjustable task seating for sustained desk work.
Separate drinks and power
Coordinate socket locations, cable routes and spill-prone surfaces with the electrical designer. Keep leads out of aisles and leave the service queue clear of working tables.
Develop the banquette at full scale
Check seat height, depth and table position together. Use removable seat sections and reachable floor gaps so upholstery and everyday cleaning remain manageable.
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