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The traditional mile long boardroom table has been replaced with simple round meeting tables ranging in diameter from four to six feet. These meeting tables have become more popular, as materials including presentations on laptop computers are passed between people for examination. The days of just one person speaking to a group of others in a conference are long gone, as modern marketing requires a team approach. Many of these round meeting tables can do double duty as boardroom and conference room tables with the addition of simple leaves.

Still, the trend in all office furniture is ergonomic and a great deal of this design philosophy involves rounded corners and smaller more mobile chairs. Almost every executive office now includes a small meeting table so as to create a more familiar and friendly conference environment. Today’s executive does so much more than give orders. He gives hands on instruction, usually alongside of workers at a modern meeting table.

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