Meeting tables

The choice of conference table dimensions should start with the size and configuration of the room, taking into account the number of participants, the available space and the need to ensure sufficient movement freedom.
As a general guideline, around 60 cm of space per person is recommended to provide comfortable seating and an adequate working surface. It is also important to allow at least one metre of clearance between the table and surrounding walls or furniture, making it easy to move around the room.

High-end conference tables can incorporate a range of solutions to make technology accessible, functional and visually discreet. These include power sockets, USB ports, data connections and systems for connecting personal devices.
More advanced technologies can also be integrated, such as retractable screens and built-in microphones, which are particularly useful for video conferencing. When not in use, these elements can be concealed within the tabletop, preserving the table’s clean aesthetic.
Cable management can also be incorporated into the structure, avoiding visible technical elements and keeping the tabletop clear and orderly. In this way, connectivity, technology and design are integrated into a solution conceived to meet the requirements of contemporary executive environments.

For a luxury conference table, the choice of materials should balance durability, aesthetic quality and long-term performance. Among the most prestigious options are marble, wood and leather, often used individually or combined to create more sophisticated compositions.
Marble provides a strong visual presence, enhancing each tabletop with its distinctive natural veining and varied coloration. Wood, by contrast, brings warmth and visual continuity with different timber species and finishes capable of defining the character of the environment. Used as an insert or detail, leather introduces a tactile dimension and contributes to a more refined overall composition.
The choice of material should nevertheless also consider frequency and type of use, maintenance requirements and the specific characteristics of the finish. In a high-end conference table, quality depends not only on the material selected, but also on how effectively it is integrated into a design conceived to preserve both aesthetic appeal and functionality over time.