Looking for hospitality tables for a restaurant, café, hotel or bar? Leta Meubelen makes tables for professional use, made up of a table top and a base that you can combine freely. That way, every table suits your interior and layout.
Choose a top in wood, marble, terrazzo, ceramic, glass or compact laminate and set it on a matching base, or opt for a high bar table. We make the size, shape, colour and finish to measure, with a lead time of 10–12 weeks.
Good hospitality tables suit the way your guests eat, drink and spend time. A table for a quick lunch has different requirements from one where guests dine all evening. So start by looking at the function of the space, and only then at shape, material and colour.
A Leta Meubelen table consists of two parts: a table top and a base. Together they determine the look, the stability and the legroom. Because you choose the top and base separately, you can put together a table that fits your interior and floor plan precisely.
Every hospitality venue uses tables in its own way. Restaurant tables need to offer room for plates, glasses and cutlery, and stay comfortable throughout a dinner of several courses. Stability and ample legroom matter most here.
Café tables are usually more compact and are more often moved, pushed together or rearranged. In hotels, tables feature in the breakfast room, the bar and the lobby, each with a different use. So choose the right size for each zone, rather than one table model for the entire venue.
The material of the top largely determines the atmosphere and the maintenance. Wooden tables add warmth and suit restaurants and brasseries well, from iroko to oak and walnut. Marble tables create a luxurious, timeless look, for example in hotels and cocktail bars.
Terrazzo brings colour and a playful pattern, ceramic is often chosen for busy venues, glass gives a light, modern impression and compact laminate (solid-core HPL) is a practical choice for intensive use, both indoors and on the terrace. Which material works best depends on your concept and on the maintenance your team can provide day to day.
The shape of a table determines how guests sit and how many covers you can fit in. Round tables make conversation easier and work well for small parties. Square tables are flexible, because you can push them together when a larger group comes in.
Rectangular tables make good use of long walls and pair well with a bench along the wall. Many venues combine several shapes: round tables in the middle of the room, square tables along the windows and a long table for groups. That keeps the layout flexible and lets you get more out of every square metre.
The base supports the top and determines whether a table stands firmly. In the table bases collection you will find, among others, central bases for round and square tops and versions with a double foot, such as L TWIT SINGLE and L TWIT DOUBLE.
You can see this structure reflected in the product names. For a table such as MC 190 / PRS07 – L 1148, the code after the L refers to the base. This way you can combine the same top with a different base, or choose one base to use under all your hospitality tables for a calm, consistent overall look.
Hospitality tables and chairs are best chosen together. The seat height of the chair, the thickness of the top and the position of the base together determine whether guests sit comfortably. So match your tables straight away to suitable hospitality chairs or a wall bench.
For a bar or poseur table area, choose bar tables with bar stools at the right height. Repeat materials and colours in the top, base and chair, and you create an interior that works as a whole, from the entrance to the table at the very back.
Looking to buy hospitality tables for a new venue or a refurbishment? Leta Meubelen produces table tops and bases in its own 60,000 m² production facility. We tailor dimensions, materials, colours and finishes to your project, and no table leaves the factory without a quality check.
You have one dedicated point of contact, from the initial idea to delivery. Once the design is finalised, you can count on a lead time of 10–12 weeks. In our showroom in Eindhoven you can view tops and bases by appointment only, together with your interior designer if you wish.
For inspiration, take a look at our completed projects, such as SALUT in Amsterdam. Would you like us to work out your table plan? Ask for advice.
That depends on your concept and how long guests stay. For restaurants, sturdy tables with a generous top and ample legroom work best. Choose a top material that suits your atmosphere, such as wood or marble, and a base that stands steadily.
The table top is the upper surface at which guests sit; the base is the foot or frame that supports the top. At Leta Meubelen you choose both separately, so you can freely combine material, shape and height into a table that suits your venue.
Yes, often they are. Round café tables have no corners, which makes it easier for guests and staff to get past. They are ideal for small groups. For larger parties, square tables are more practical, because you can easily push them together.
Yes. Leta Meubelen makes tables to measure in size, shape, material, colour and finish. Production takes place in our own 60,000 m² factory, with a quality check for every delivery. The lead time is 10–12 weeks after design approval.
At the Leta Meubelen showroom in Eindhoven, by appointment. There you can see table tops and bases in real life and feel the materials. Interior designers can also present their concept to their client there.
That depends on use and finish. Ceramic and compact laminate are often chosen because they need little maintenance. Wood and marble add more atmosphere but require more attention during daily cleaning. Discuss maintenance in advance with your contact person.
