Boardroom and Meeting Tables

Custom Conference Tables for Commercial Offices

Conference tables developed around the room, the technology, the people and the way your organization works.

Custom Commercial Furniture

Designed for the Space. Built Around the Project.

Designed for the Meeting Room

A conference table establishes the scale and focus of the room. We develop length, width, shape, edge profile and base placement around seating capacity, circulation and the architectural character of the space.

Technology and Functional Planning

Power, data, cable access and equipment coordination should be considered early. We work from the available drawings and requirements so functional details can be integrated into the furniture direction rather than treated as an afterthought.

Materials with Presence

Natural hardwood, fabricated steel and project-specific finish directions can create a table with the permanence expected of a boardroom while still fitting a modern workplace palette.

Design Concepts

Live-Edge Walnut Conference Table Concepts

Explore different ways natural walnut can shape a boardroom: a dark river channel, a bookmatched live-edge top, or a work surface developed around technology and everyday collaboration. Each concept can be adapted to the room, seating count, power requirements and architectural palette.

Live edge walnut river conference table concept in a modern commercial boardroom
Walnut river conference table concept
Overhead concept of a live edge walnut conference table used as a modern workspace
Live-edge walnut workspace concept
Bookmatched live edge walnut conference table concept with seating in a commercial office
Bookmatched walnut boardroom concept

Project Applications

Where Custom Work Makes a Difference

  • Executive boardrooms
  • Corporate meeting rooms
  • Client presentation spaces
  • Collaborative team rooms
  • Church and nonprofit offices
  • Private and shared workspaces

How We Collaborate

A Clear Path from Concept to Fabrication

01

Define the room

Share plans, capacity, technology needs and the desired visual direction.

02

Develop the table

Coordinate dimensions, top construction, edge detail, bases, power access and finish.

03

Build the approved design

Move the resolved conference table into custom fabrication.

Selected Project Work

Conference Tables in Real Office Environments

Kabota Japanese-inspired white oak conference table project

Kabota

A Japanese-inspired conference table made from white oak timbers harvested during construction of the company’s Georgia headquarters.

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Kahua custom communal conference table in an Alpharetta Georgia office

Kahua

Custom long-format workplace tables developed for Kahua’s contemporary software office in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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Kahua live edge walnut river conference table project

Kahua 2

A second office furniture phase featuring a live-edge walnut river conference table designed for collaborative work.

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Common Questions

Planning a Custom Commercial Furniture Project

Can conference tables include power and data access?

Power and cable-management requirements can be considered during design development. Share the equipment and access needs early in the process.

Can the table be sized for a specific number of seats?

Yes. Room dimensions, chair widths, circulation and desired capacity inform the custom table size.

Can you work from an architect’s drawings?

Yes. Plans, elevations, details, furniture schedules and finish concepts are valuable starting points.

Project Fit

Custom Conference Tables, Built in Georgia

Conference tables are a core specialty. Our Canton shop combines hardwood and metal fabrication to create made-to-spec tables with custom dimensions, edge profiles, base structures, finish systems and coordinated power or data access.

  • Boardroom and executive conference tables
  • Power, data and cable-management coordination
  • Custom hardwood, stone and specialty surfaces
  • Typical lead time of 8–16 weeks
  • See all custom commercial tables

Explore Related Project Work

  • Davis Construction Office Furniture — A walnut conference table, black and walnut reception desk, and standing-height breakroom table form a coordinated office furniture package for Davis Construction.
  • Mercedes-Benz Stadium Sapele Boardroom Table — A custom boardroom table for Mercedes-Benz Stadium combines a six-inch sapele top, profile banding, stainless steel inlays, and meeting technology integration.
  • March of Dimes Cherry Conference Table — An eight-person Julian conference table pairs cherry hardwood, an Ebony finish, and a matte black steel base for the March of Dimes Atlanta office.
  • Stokes & Wagner Walnut Conference Table — A nine-foot Double Rylan walnut conference table with two steel pedestal bases and integrated power management furnishes the Stokes & Wagner Atlanta office.

Specify a Conference Table That Fits the Room

Room plan, seats, and base placement

Send the room dimensions and the chairs you plan to use, along with the target seat count. Include doorways and circulation routes so table size and base placement can be reviewed together.

Power and meeting technology

Identify floor outlets, tabletop connection points, cable routes, and the equipment that must connect. The Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Stokes & Wagner projects show how technology requirements can form part of the table scope.

Materials, schedule, and delivery

Specify the top material, edge profile, base finish, delivery location, and required date. Typical lead time is 8–16 weeks; confirm timing for the actual scope before committing to an installation date.

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Bring Us Into the Project

Send the room plan, seating count, dimensions, technology requirements, finish direction and required installation date.

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Featured Conference Project

Alera Group Quartz Conference Table

Alera Group custom quartz conference table

A 20-foot by 78-inch engineered-quartz boardroom table with rounded ends, integrated tabletop access and walnut-clad pedestal bases.

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