OFFICE PLANNING

Boardroom Conference Room Layout

A boardroom layout centers the room on one shared table and presentation wall. This example seats twelve around a long table, with a screen on the north wall and a credenza at the opposite end. Two doors reduce congestion before and after meetings, while the window wall remains clear. The plan is useful for checking whether the table, chairs and storage leave practical circulation around the perimeter. Start with the measured room size, then change the table length, chair count or screen location to fit the actual room and meeting style.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
EXAMPLEBoardroom Conference Room Layout
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

Planning a formal meeting room for twelve people.

Key decisions

  • Table size: Center seating around the boardroom table.
  • Presentation wall: Keep the screen clear of furniture.
  • Door clearance: Leave circulation at both entrances.
  • Storage wall: Place the credenza away from seats.

When to reuse this

Use this arrangement when a fixed table and a shared presentation wall are the priority.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many people can this boardroom seat?01
The example uses twelve chairs around one long conference table.
Where should the presentation screen go?02
Put it on a wall visible from every seat and keep furniture clear of it.
Why use two doors?03
Separate entrances can improve circulation in a room used by larger groups.
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