Conference and Boardroom Tables

The right boardroom table will depend on how much space you have and how many people you want to accomodate at each meeting. Not only should the conference table fit your boardroom but it should also leave enough room for your team to easily move around.

Here are some things to consider when choosing a size and shape for your conference or boardroom table:

1. There should be 36 to 48 inches of space between the edge of the table and the wall, leaving room for attendees to move around and get to their seats.
2. How does your team like to meet? Whether you prefer discussions, presentations, or workshops, we have a range of meeting table shapes to match how your team likes to have meetings. Our most popular options are racetrack and boat-shaped, offering a comfortable and functional layout that keeps everyone engaged.
3. What style are you going for? Sometimes a certain table shape will match the style of your office more than another. Our Classic and Palmer-Brushed legs are perfect for timeless offices with a classic look. For a more mid-century vibe, the Signature series features iconic angled legs. For modern offices with clean lines, the cube base is a great option. We also have a range of laminate finishes you can choose from.

Yes, we have boardroom table accessories like power modules and other wire management tools to help keep your team connected during meetings.

Conference and boardroom tables are intended for collaboration between larger groups of people, possibly cross-functional teams, as opposed to smaller groups. They're usually found in boardrooms or conference rooms. Office tables, on the the other hand, can be any type of table that's meant to bring people together for casual discussions or to share a meal. These tables aren't limited to boardrooms and can be found all over the office, like reception areas, lunchrooms, private offices, breakout areas, and more.

Definitely. When you visit one of our showrooms, you'll get to see our conference table options in person with floor models of nearly every size and shape we carry.