Wooden Meeting Tables

• Spaceist’s huge choice of timbers and finishes allows you to personalise your executive furnishings, building a stylish, yet individual space that you (and your team) will love to work in.
• For example, our Mitis High Wood Meeting Table comes in a choice of 8 finishes, including traditional oak, walnut, dark stained walnut and modern whitened oak, dark grey and sienna grey.
• The neutral beauty of a wooden meeting room table allows you to create an identifiable design cohesion across the office, giving every manager a ‘blank canvas’ to personalise without compromising on the overall company aesthetic.
• A timber boardroom table can be customised, while many designs can incorporate a cable hatch and USB socket for seamless connectivity of essential computers, tablets and mobile phones.

Good design isn’t just for the home office. Clever use of materials and style allows you to bring an element of familiarity and comfort to your executive office space, without making things look unprofessional.

1. The best choice to start simple with is a rectangular top with square edges. Most woods have quite a lot of grain and detail so you should not over complicate the design choice. This standard shape is more flexible if you have to move offices and use in a different room.
2. If the boardroom is white and bright you can use a dark coloured wood like walnut. For darker rooms use oak which is lighter and will reflect light more than a dark wood.
3. Choose from a wide range of wooden finishes, including classic oak and walnut - timber as a material has an added biophilic benefit.
4. Bring a little of the outdoors in, creating an inspiring and productive work environment. Keep seating arrangements flexible with wood boardroom tables that accommodate different arrangements.

Don’t forget about your choice of table legs for the perfect finishing touch - solid wood choices create a stylish and solid base for your new meeting table.

Happy employees are productive employees. It really is that simple. Legal responsibilities aside, good employers want to improve wellbeing in the workplace.

To help build successful teams and retain good staff. And today’s employees see these softer benefits as important perks.

• An easy way to improve wellbeing starts with your choice of office design and furnishing choices. We’ve already mentioned the biophilic benefits of choosing a wooden boardroom table as your base material.
• Not only does a wood meeting table provide a link to the natural world which can help to bring the feeling of the outside in, even for workers who aren’t close to windows.
• Wooden finishes can also help to soften harsh commercial environments, helping to bring a touch of home comfort.
• Try combining wooden finishes with plants, real or artificial, for a workplace that allows people to feel refreshed and relaxed, relieving stress.

One of our favourite things about wooden and timber furniture is the sheer variety of detail available. The natural beauty of a wood conference table finishes may vary from one table to the next, yet all will harmonise with each other, allowing designers to get really creative while the essential beauty of the material still shines through.

Enhance your boardroom with wood

A wood conference table will completely change the look of room compared to a white table. This can also be enhanced by the different wood finishes available from oak, walnut and cherry. Add in a matching wood cabinet and a few plants and the room can be drastically improved.

Wood looks better with age

Wood table have a more quantity look and feel and will change colour with the light in the room. Wood tables will age better than a white table so will look better for longer. If you choose a solid wood top this can be sanded down and refinished so will last even longer.

Functional office tables

Wooden boardroom tables may seem traditional, but their style longevity can’t be denied. Modern designers have updated the humble table to create show-stopping modern versions that will elevate your every day.

Functional office furniture into design pieces and talking points, allowing your furniture to truly reflect your business and brand style.