Conference room addition in basement originally left unfinished after home was built. All finishes were matched to those existing in the rest of the home- the walls are finished with a plaster veneer over drywall, and mahogany casing, crown and baseboard are all custom milled. This addition also features custom solid-wood cabinetry, and solid oak flooring with radiant heat throughout. Exterior doors and windows were custom-made and imported from Switzerland to match existing, and their hardware imported from Germany and Italy.

Prairie Architects conference room was a smaller space by comparison to the other larger areas. We used the Galt leg base on it because of the designs scale-ability to accommodate smaller sized tables as you see in the photos. Details: 98″ long x 36″ wide reclaimed Elm tabletop with OSMO Hardwax Polyx clear coat. Galt Leg base is a Wood Anchor custom design built with sheet steel with powder coat clear coat finish. Photo credits: 2017 © Ray Chan Photo, All Rights Reserved

Conference room addition in basement originally left unfinished after home was built. All finishes were matched to those existing in the rest of the home- the walls are finished with a plaster veneer over drywall, and mahogany casing, crown and baseboard are all custom milled. This addition also features custom solid-wood cabinetry, and solid oak flooring with radiant heat throughout. Exterior doors and windows were custom-made and imported from Switzerland to match existing, and their hardware imported from Germany and Italy.

Establish a powerful and artistic focal point in professional or high-end residential settings with this Black Walnut Live Edge River Epoxy Conference Table. This piece demonstrates masterful craftsmanship, uniting a substantial black walnut slab—with its pronounced grain and preserved natural contour—with a deep-pour channel of luminous blue epoxy resin. The result is a bold yet balanced statement that blends organic authenticity with contemporary energy. Design Application & Specifications: Primary Use: Ideal as a defining table for executive boardrooms, creative agency conference rooms, or sophisticated home office suites. Material & Performance: The cured, high-gloss epoxy surface is non-porous, offering excellent resistance to stains and spills, ensuring both aesthetic impact and practical durability for daily professional use. Styling Direction: Complements modern, organic, or industrial design schemes. Pair with minimalist, ergonomic seating in neutral tones and integrate discreet cable management to maintain a clean, focused environment that lets the table’s artistry command attention. ? Pro Tip: Use this table as the anchor of a “signature space.” Its unique character can define a company’s brand aesthetic or serve as the centerpiece of a residential workspace designed for high-level collaboration and inspiration.

Installation consulting and final installation of San Antonio Blown Glass Artist, Gini Garcia's - Texas Wildflowers installation at the JW Marriott Hotel - San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa In Gini's words "It is bigger than Dale Chihuly's Bellagio Casino installation in Las Vegas." It spanned over 2 stair and escalators. At the highest point we working over 54 feet in the air.

The Washington State Wine Commission needed an additional place to store the special bottles of wine they receive from the rapidly growing number of wineries. The conference room is an important gather place for meetings and get togethers so it made sense to make the focal point a beautiful yet functional wine rack at the end of the room. Custom scalloped horizontal bins for special magnum bottles surround the TV and are highlighted by spot lights. The entire wall of racking is made of a clear coat alder and holds over 800 bottles of Washington State wines. Photos taken by Inviniti Cellar Design

Prairie Architects conference room was a smaller space by comparison to the other larger areas. We used the Galt leg base on it because of the designs scale-ability to accommodate smaller sized tables as you see in the photos. Details: 98″ long x 36″ wide reclaimed Elm tabletop with OSMO Hardwax Polyx clear coat. Galt Leg base is a Wood Anchor custom design built with sheet steel with powder coat clear coat finish. Photo credits: 2017 © Ray Chan Photo, All Rights Reserved

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Contrasting Statement Matera Table by Paola Navone's surprises with its rich patterned Palladiana stone in an otherwise minimalist Conference room. Classical portraits decorate the walls while adding a layer of sophistication and visual interest.v

Conference room addition in basement originally left unfinished after home was built. All finishes were matched to those existing in the rest of the home- the walls are finished with a plaster veneer over drywall, and mahogany casing, crown and baseboard are all custom milled. This addition also features custom solid-wood cabinetry, and solid oak flooring with radiant heat throughout. Exterior doors and windows were custom-made and imported from Switzerland to match existing, and their hardware imported from Germany and Italy.

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Installation consulting and final installation of San Antonio Blown Glass Artist, Gini Garcia's - Texas Wildflowers installation at the JW Marriott Hotel - San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa In Gini's words "It is bigger than Dale Chihuly's Bellagio Casino installation in Las Vegas." It spanned over 2 stair and escalators. At the highest point we working over 54 feet in the air.

Installation consulting and final installation of San Antonio Blown Glass Artist, Gini Garcia's - Texas Wildflowers installation at the JW Marriott Hotel - San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa In Gini's words "It is bigger than Dale Chihuly's Bellagio Casino installation in Las Vegas." It spanned over 2 stair and escalators. At the highest point we working over 54 feet in the air.

While constructing a new building on famous 6th Street (formerly Pecan Street) in downtown Austin Texas, an advertising firm decided to transplant an historic pecan tree to the back of the lot rather than cut it down. Unfortunately, the transplant was not successful so the tree was milled into natural edge slabs that were then used to create this one-of-a-kind table. The shape of the pedestals in the base of the table works very nicely with the organic curves in the top's outside edges. This is a beautiful table of original design, and built to last for generations. Photo by Louis Fry

A built-in wall of bookshelves anchors this large meeting space, offering display zones, concealed storage, and a touch of residential warmth. Sleek chairs and a long rectangular table make it ideal for team meetings, client presentations, or workshops.

The Washington State Wine Commission needed an additional place to store the special bottles of wine they receive from the rapidly growing number of wineries. The conference room is an important gather place for meetings and get togethers so it made sense to make the focal point a beautiful yet functional wine rack at the end of the room. Custom scalloped horizontal bins for special magnum bottles surround the TV and are highlighted by spot lights. The entire wall of racking is made of a clear coat alder and holds over 800 bottles of Washington State wines. Photos taken by Inviniti Cellar Design

Conference Room addition in basement originally left unfinished after home was built. All finishes were matched to those existing in the rest of the home- the walls are finished with a plaster veneer over drywall, and mahogany casing, crown and baseboard are all custom milled. This addition also features custom solid-wood cabinetry, and solid oak flooring with radiant heat throughout. Exterior doors and windows were custom-made and imported from Switzerland to match existing, and their hardware imported from Germany and Italy.

Example of a mid-sized transitional freestanding desk dark wood floor and brown floor study room design in New York with beige walls and no fireplace