Custom Conference Tables

Every conference table here is built to order and available to buy on the site. Choose your shape first: rectangular, boat, oval, racetrack, round, or square. Then pick your top in laminate, engineered surface, or half-inch low-iron tempered glass, set your size, and choose a base. Your price updates with each option, so you know what the table costs before you commit to anything.

Four base styles change the look and the legroom: the X1, X2, and X3 bases scale with table length and keep the span clear underneath, while the California base suits smaller round and square tables. Add an MX1, MX2, or MX3 power box to bring outlets, USB-A, USB-C, and HDMI up through the surface, and specify grommets and cable routing so laptops and displays connect without cords crossing the table.

Made in the USA from commercial-grade materials, with scratch-resistant surfaces built for daily meeting use. Longer tables ship in sections for safe access through doorways and elevators. Prices start at $795.

Laminate conference table with a round top and X3 base

Laminate Collection

The widest color range and the most forgiving surface of the three. Laminate wipes clean, resists scratches and heat rings, and holds up to daily use in rooms that get booked all day. It also matches the finishes on our reception desks and workstations, so a whole floor can read as one set. Twelve models below, from $895.


Engineered Surface Collection

A stone look without the weight or the seams. Engineered solid surface gives you the depth and veining of natural stone at a fraction of the mass, which matters on upper floors and in buildings with tight elevator access. Non-porous, so coffee and marker do not stain, and the edge profile stays crisp where stone would chip. Ten models below, from $995.

Engineered surface conference table with a rectangular stone-look top


Tempered glass conference table with a square low-iron glass top

Glass Collection

Half-inch low-iron tempered glass, which reads clear rather than green at the edges the way standard glass does. Light passes straight through, so a glass top makes a small or interior conference room feel larger and keeps the base visible as part of the design. Tempered for strength and safety, and easy to keep spotless. Twelve models below, from $795.


Power & Connectivity

Every table can be fitted with a recessed power box so laptops, displays, and phones connect at the surface instead of running cords to the wall. Pick the box that matches how the room gets used, then select it as an option when you configure your table. All three carry a 125V 15A outlet rating, with USB-A at 2.1A and USB-C at 2.4A.

MX1 gives you 1 power port, 1 USB-A, and 1 USB-C. Enough for a small huddle room or a round table where two or three people plug in.

MX2 adds a second power port alongside 1 USB-A and 1 USB-C. The right choice for most rectangular and boat-shape tables, where a pair of boxes covers both sides.

MX3 carries 2 power ports, 1 USB-A, 1 USB-C, and an HDMI port. Choose this one for rooms with a wall display or projector, so a presenter can connect video without an adapter or a trailing cable.

MX1 POWERBOX



Comes with 1 POWER PORT, 1 USB-A PORT, 1 USB-C PORT.


MX1 powerbox

MX2 POWERBOX



Comes with 2 POWER PORTS, 1 USB-A PORT, 1 USB-C PORT.


MX2 powerbox

MX3 POWERBOX



Comes with 2 Power - 1 USB-A+C - 1 HDMI.

MX2 powerbox

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