A loft conference table made to order with a chevron wood top: a long surface of grey-brown boards set in a frame, on black metal supports. The table stands in a meeting room with brick walls.
The tabletop is laid from boards of varying tone, set at an angle to the long axis like parquet. A border of the same boards runs around the perimeter, closing the end grain and holding the pattern. The variation in tone is practical too: marks from cups and laptops show less on a surface like this.
The top rests on black metal supports set back from the edge, so chairs fit along the full length and at both ends. The surface echoes the wall clad in boards of a similar character, which pulls this loft-style room together. Our other meeting tables include the ones on fluted bases with rounded ends and the live edge slab table. A solid wood top without a frame is the long honey-toned table on two metal legs.
The table suits a boardroom, a coworking space or an office in a former industrial building. We match the length, the laying pattern and the wood tone to the room. See custom furniture for business.