Boardroom style should reflect your brand whilemaintainingprofessionalism and functionality. Traditional spaces often feature high-back leather chairs and large conference tables, while modern boardroomsfavourergonomic mesh chairs, neutral tones, and flexible layouts that support collaboration.

As a guide, allow at least75cmper person. A rectangular table should beapproximately 5.5–6.5metreslong and 1.5–2metreswide, with a room size of around 7 × 5metresto allow comfortable movement and equipment use.

Selecting the right boardroom chairs depends on your meeting space size, company style and seating needs. Here are key factors to consider:

• Room size and layout — Ensure your boardroom table and chairs can be rearranged to provide ample space when needed. For larger boardrooms, opt for high-back executive chairs that add presence and sophistication.
• Meeting duration — If meetings last several hours, choose office boardroom chairs with ergonomic support, including lumbar support, padded seats and adjustable features to keep participants comfortable.
• Style and branding — Match your boardroom chair design to your company’s aesthetic. Leather chairs exude executive professionalism, while modern mesh chairs offer a sleek and contemporary look.

Functionality and mobility — Consider swivel chairs with rolling casters for versatility, especially in dynamic boardrooms that require frequent reconfiguration.

Ergonomic boardroom chairs with lumbar support, quality cushioning, breathable materials, and tilt or swivel functions provide the comfort needed to stay focused during extended meetings.

Yes, these chairs are designed specifically for meeting spaces, offering a more professional and polished look compared to standard office chairs.

Most broadroom chairs arrive fully assembled or require minimal assembly. Some models may need the base or armrests attached, and assembly services are available for larger orders.