Conference Tables

A conference table is more than just a surface to work on - it sets the tone for every meeting, presentation, and collaborative session that takes place around it. Whether you are furnishing a dedicated boardroom table for a professional office or setting up a meeting table at home for occasional team gatherings, the right table brings structure, professionalism, and a sense of purpose to the space. With the right dimensions, material, and configuration, it becomes the piece that quietly makes every meeting feel more focused and intentional.

Which conference table suits your space?

The choice between a fixed large table and an extendable model comes down to how consistently the space is used and how much flexibility you need on a day-to-day basis.

Fixed conference tables

A fixed table in a larger format, sized as a 6 to 10 person conference table, is the natural choice for a dedicated meeting room where the space serves one clear purpose. These tables offer a strong, stable presence that signals permanence and professionalism, and their generous surface area accommodates laptops, documents, and presentation materials without ever feeling crowded. Available with sintered stone, granite effect, or HPL tabletops paired with steel, aluminium, or rubberwood frames, they are built to handle daily use without compromise.

Extendable conference tables

An extendable table combines a compact footprint for everyday use with the flexibility to expand into a 10-seater conference table when larger meetings or gatherings require it. These are particularly well-suited to home offices or smaller professional spaces where the same room serves multiple functions throughout the week, allowing the table to adapt rather than dominate the space when it is not in full conference use.

Which tabletop material should you choose?

The tabletop material affects both the durability and the overall character of the table, so it is worth choosing with both daily practicality and long-term aesthetics in mind.

• Sintered stone: the most premium option in the range, sintered stone tabletops are exceptionally hard-wearing - resistant to scratches, heat, and staining in a way that most other materials cannot match. The surface has a refined, architectural quality that suits contemporary and high-end office environments particularly well, and it maintains its appearance under heavy daily use without requiring special treatment.
• Granite effect and High-Pressure Laminate: these surfaces offer the visual appeal of natural stone or rich wood tones at a more accessible price point, with excellent resistance to everyday wear, including scratches, impact, and moisture. HPL in particular is one of the most practical choices for a working surface - easy to clean, consistent in finish, and available in a range of tones that suit both modern and more traditional office interiors.
• MDF: lightweight and versatile option that works well in home office settings or spaces where the table will see moderate rather than intensive daily use. MDF tabletops offer a clean, smooth finish in a range of colours and wood-effect finishes, representing the most budget-friendly entry point into the range, with a finish that still looks intentional rather than basic.

How to care for a conference table?

• Sintered stone tabletops: wipe down with a damp cloth and a mild, pH-neutral cleaner - the surface is highly resistant to most substances, but avoid prolonged exposure to strongly acidic liquids to maintain the finish over time.
• HPL and granite effect surfaces: clean regularly with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads that can dull the surface coating - these tabletops are low-maintenance by nature and rarely require anything beyond basic upkeep.
• MDF tabletops: wipe spills immediately with a soft cloth and a mild cleaner - MDF is more moisture-sensitive than stone or laminate, so quick action is the habit that keeps it looking its best.
• Steel and aluminium frames: wipe down occasionally with a damp cloth to remove dust and fingerprints, then dry immediately - both materials are naturally durable and require minimal maintenance beyond regular cleaning.