Conference Tables
Designer conference tables for a unique meeting room
Choose a high-quality table to host meetings in the office, to furnish conference or executive rooms or to organise formal meetings. In a single collection we have gathered the best design models in order to offer impeccable aesthetics and maximum comfort. Choose oval or round tables to improve ergonomics and communication, or rectangular tables to accommodate a larger number of staff. Whether small or with 8 or 12 seats, a meeting table must also stand out for its looks: make room for elegant glass, marble or wooden structures.
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Arex
Table with Central LegStarting from €4,027Arex classic sculptural base living room table with clear or bronze glass top and wooden shaped base. Available in different sizes.
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Manhattan
Dining TableStarting from €4,355Manhattan table with shaped steel legs and table top in glass, gres stoneware or marble. Fixed and extending versions available.
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Mille
Design TableStarting from €2,498Mille table with several cylindrical legs; the unconventional number of legs gives movement and harmony to the table.
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Octa
Design TableStarting from €3,206Octa table with central woven base by Bonaldo; available in different measurements and finishes.
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Spyder
Table with Central LegStarting from €2,399Spyder glass table up to three meters long by Cattelan with cross-shaped steel base. Round, rectangular or square top in glass, wood or stone.
Size and materials: choosing the perfect conference room table
At the heart of a modern office, the conference table must meet certain requirements to be functional and fill its purpose. First of all, the shape can be round, oval or rectangular, depending on how meetings are usually held and the space available. The second factor is size: conferance tables are usually quite big und tables of 240, 250 or 300 cm are common in today's large offices. The aim is twofold: to provide space for teams of several people and to offer an effective and pleasant aesthetic appearance.
Special attention has been given to finishes and structural characteristics: a designer meeting table prefers a large central base or an unique trestle-like structure in wood or metal, with a top in precious materials such as glass, marble or ceramic. However, there is no shortage of more classic all-wood or minimalist models, for more formal or essential offices that do not renounce to a valuable and surprising piece of furniture.