Boardroom Interiors

More About Boardroom Interiors

So many important events happen in boardrooms: winning over a new client, solving a complex problem, or celebrating your successes. You need a good boardroom interior to help you through the highs and lows of these meetings, so you can feel comfortable and relaxed. A great working environment can make all the difference.

Boardroom Fitouts

When planning a boardroom fitout, it is important to consider the specific needs of your organisation and the intended use of the space. Some key factors to consider include the size of the boardroom, the number of people it will accommodate, the types of meetings that will be held, and the budget for the fitout. A well-designed boardroom can improve productivity, enhance communication and create a professional image for your organisation. Please view our recent fitouts and contact us for further information.

Choosing your Boardroom Interiors

• Boardroom Tables

Boardroom tables can come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and finishes. Materials used for boardroom tables often include wood, glass, metal and laminate. The shape of the table can also vary, with rectangular, oval, and barrel being very popular. When selecting a boardroom table, it is important to consider factors such as the size and layout of the room, the number of people who will be using the table, and the desired style and aesthetic of the table.

• Bespoke Boardroom Tables

A Bespoke boardroom table can provide your organisations with a unique and customised solution that meets your specific needs and enhances the overall design and functionality of your boardroom. When commissioning a bespoke boardroom table, the first step is to consider your precise needs and aesthetic preferences. Here at HuntOffice we will work with you to determine the size, shape, and style of the table, as well as any special features or functionality that you require.

• Boardroom Seating

Boardroom chairs should be comfortable and supportive since meetings can sometimes run for long periods. They can be made of leather, mesh and fabric and often have features like adjustable height, armrests, and lumbar support. When choosing your boardroom seating it is important to consider the style to ensure it complements the overall design.

• Boardroom Credenza Units

Boardrooms often require storage space for important documents, equipment, and supplies. Credenza Units can be used to store these items and keep the boardroom organized. As well as being functional, boardroom credenzas can be used to fill a space and finish off the overall look of the room, they can be used to complement the boardroom table and create a warm professional environment.

• Office Partitioning

Glass partitioning in a boardroom can create a modern and sophisticated look while also providing several functional benefits. It allows natural light to flow into the boardroom, creating a bright and open atmosphere. It also provides soundproofing and privacy through the use of frosted or tinted glass.

• Acoustic panels

By absorbing sound waves and reducing echoes and reverberation, acoustic panels create a more pleasant and comfortable listening environment in the boardroom. This makes it easier for board members to hear and understand each other during meetings, leading to more productive discussions and better decision-making. In addition to improving the acoustics of the boardroom, acoustic panels can also enhance its aesthetics. They can be designed to match the decor of the room, creating a more attractive and professional environment for meetings and presentations.

• Soft Seating

Boardroom sofas are a type of seating furniture that are typically used in corporate or executive boardrooms. They are designed to be comfortable and stylish, while also providing a professional and formal look to the room. As well as being functional a boardroom sofa can be used to create a warm and inviting atmosphere whilst also being used to introduce a pop of colour to the interior.