Conference Table Gallery
Every conference table on this page was built to order for a real office, boardroom or tasting room — sized to the room, in the wood and base the customer chose. Browse the gallery for ideas, then tell us about your space for a free quote.
Conference tables we've built
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Built to fit your boardroom
Standard conference room tables are built to a catalog, not to your room. Every dimension is yours to choose.
Any length or width
From compact meeting room tables to 16-foot executive boardroom tables — built to the inch.
Rectangular, boat, racetrack
Or a live edge slab whose shape is decided by the tree rather than a template.
American steel or timber
Trestle, pedestal or curved steel legs, powder-coated in the finish you choose.
Power & cable management
Flush-mount power and USB modules, grommets, or a concealed cable channel through the base.
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Request a conference table quote
Send us your room size, seating count and style. We'll come back with wood options, pricing and a timeline — no design fee, no obligation.
- 1Share your ideaRoom size, seats and the look you want.
- 2We reply with optionsWoods, bases, pricing and timeline.
- 3We build it by handMade to order in America.
Call or text the design team — or visit our Perkiomenville, PA showroom.
Conference table FAQs
Can I customize the size of my conference table?
Yes — every table is made to order, so length, width and height are yours to choose. We build everything from compact 6-foot meeting room tables to 16-foot boardroom tables, and we'll size to the inch based on your room dimensions and how much clearance you need behind the chairs.
How many people does a conference table seat?
As a rule of thumb, allow about 24" of table edge per person. A 6-foot table seats 6, an 8-foot table seats 8, a 12-foot table seats 12, and a 16-foot table seats 16–20 with end seating.
What is the best wood for a conference table?
Walnut and white oak are the most popular choices for executive conference tables — walnut for its rich chocolate color, white oak for its bold grain and hardness. Reclaimed barnwood suits rustic and hospitality spaces, and live edge maple makes a striking one-of-a-kind statement.
Do conference tables include power outlets?
Power and data integration is optional and quoted per project. We can add flush-mount power and USB modules, grommets, or a concealed cable channel routed through the base. Tell us where your outlets are and how the room is used, and we'll plan the placement before the top is built.