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Headway Café Table
A powered café table with six top shapes, five heights, and a cable-routing pedestal base.
1524 × 724 × 762 mm
Approx. $3,500 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Café-scale connection
Headway Café Table supports conversation and close collaboration in hospitality, work-café, and lounge settings. Six top shapes span round, square, rectangular, and softened profiles.
Power through the pedestal
A disc base and column conceal the cable path from floor to surface. Optional integrated modules provide power through the top, while the column cutout preserves access below.
Representative configuration
The selected soft-rectangular table measures 60 in wide, 30 in deep, and 28.5 in high. It uses two support columns because its width exceeds 48 in and pairs a veneer surface with a matching base plate.
Story
Conversation at several heights
Herman Miller developed Headway Café Table for settings where people meet briefly, work together, or settle into lounge seating. Occasional, low-conference, seated, counter, and standing options let one table family meet different postures.
A discreet technical core
The visible form is kept to a top, column, and matching base plate. Inside that minimal footprint, the column carries power cabling upward so the table can offer connection without adding a separate cable enclosure.
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