Custom
Conference
Tables
Handcrafted in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Built to your specifications in solid hardwood, live edge, veneer, reclaimed wood, or quartz - any shape, any size.
GP Furniture Makers builds custom conference tables for architects, interior designers, and corporate buyers who need furniture that meets an exact specification rather than what fits in a catalog. Every table is made to order in our Chester County, Pennsylvania workshop, with a full material range: solid hardwood, live edge, bookmatched veneer, reclaimed wood, and quartz. You work directly with the maker, and the table arrives built to the dimensions, material, and finish your project calls for.
Conference Tables By Shape
Shape drives how a conference table performs in the room: sightlines, seating capacity, how conversation flows,
and how the table fits the architecture around it.
Rectangular Conference Tables
The most specified shape for boardrooms and formal meeting spaces. Clear hierarchy, maximum working surface, scales from six-seat rooms to twenty-plus.
Round Conference Tables
Built for collaboration. There's no head of the table, equal sightlines, ideal for smaller meeting rooms and executive huddles.
Boat-Shaped Conference Tables
A wider midsection and tapered ends improve sightlines across longer tables. A frequent specification for video conferencing and presentation-heavy rooms.
Racetrack Conference Tables
Rounded ends on a rectangular footprint. Softer visual lines than a true rectangle, with the same seating capacity of one.
Why Architects and Designers Choose GP Furniture Makers
A Full Material Range
We work in all of types of materials: solid hardwood for traditional boardroom presence, live edge for tables with a point of view, bookmatched veneer for grain patterns and exotic species that solid wood cannot deliver, reclaimed wood for history and character, and quartz when the room calls for stone.
Made in Pennsylvania
Designed, built, and finished in our Chester County workshop. No offshoring, no subcontracted production, no surprises when the finished product arrives.
Built to Your Specification
There is no standard size. Tell us the shape, the seating count, the material, the finish, the base style, and the power and data integration the room needs. We build from those specifications, not from a product line.
CAD Plans and 3D Drawings are Standard
Shop drawings are provided as standard. Material samples and finish swatches are available before production begins. We coordinate with GCs and operate comfortably within design-build project timelines.
Built To Your Specifications
Every variable on a GP conference table is a decision you get to make.
Shape
Rectangular, round, boat-shaped, racetrack, or a shape drawn specifically for your room. Tell us what the space calls for, and we'll design a masterpiece.
Size and Seating Capacity
Built to the exact dimensions your room requires, from six-seat executive tables to boardroom installations seating twenty or more. We work from your floor plan, not a size chart.
Material
Five material categories, each suited to different design intents:
• Solid hardwood — classic boardroom weight and longevity. Species confirmed at quote stage.
• Live edge — single-slab tops that keep the natural edge of the tree. A table that cannot be replicated because the slab cannot be replicated.
• Wood veneer — bookmatched grain patterns and exotic species not achievable in solid wood. Paired with sturdy metal or laminate bases.
• Reclaimed wood — barn wood, factory floor, and regionally sourced species. Availability confirmed at quote stage.
• Quartz — stone aesthetic with exceptional durability. Available in multiple slab styles.
Finish
We offer an extensive range of finish combinations across our wood species and veneer options. Commercial-grade conversion varnish is our standard for high-traffic boardroom environments.
Power and Data Integration
Flush-mounted power modules, data grommets, HDMI pass-throughs, and concealed cable management, specified for the AV and connectivity requirements of the room.
Base Styles
Trestle, pedestal, panel, column, or a base designed specifically for the table. Base selection affects sightlines, legroom, and how the table reads visually in the room.
Edge Profiles
Square, eased, chamfered, bullnose, or a custom profile. Small decision, noticeable outcome.
From Concept to Conference Room
A custom conference table is a specified piece of architecture, not a product pulled off a shelf.
Here is how we work:
01
Contact
We are contacted by a prospective client looking to purchase furniture. Through email or phone call we discuss the client's needs and our products.
02
Proposal
A proposal is generated which outlines the furniture choices, contract review, and general information on our buying and making process. Details such as lead time, finishes, size, and shipping will be explained in the proposal.
03
Deposit
To initiate an order of furniture a deposit is made along with approving the proposal. This serves to book the job and starts the making process in our shop.
04
Design
Once the deposit is received our team provides 3D renderings, sketch drawings, and shop drawings for each product. These are to be reviewed carefully and serve to authorize the final specifications on the furniture.
05
Samples
Since colors can vary on different computer monitors we send out samples for approval. These are actual pieces of wood and material with the color and finish your furniture will have.
06
Approval
Once drawings and samples have been approved the furniture is ready for production in our Pennsylvania Shop.
Common
Questions
If your question isn't answered here, call us directly at (484) 712-5178.
Can you build a table that ships in sections?
Yes. For large tables — typically over 10–12 ft — we engineer the top in bolted sections designed to reassemble flush on-site. The joinery is mostly invisible once installed. Tables have been successfully delivered to high-rise buildings, hotels, and challenging commercial spaces nationwide.
What materials can the table be built from?
Solid hardwood, live edge, bookmatched veneer, reclaimed wood, and quartz. Specific species and slab availability are confirmed at quote stage based on your specification.
What sizes can you build?
There is no standard size. We build from the room. Tables range from small executive formats seating six to large boardroom installations seating twenty or more.
How long does it take to get a custom table?
Lead times vary by material and project complexity and are confirmed at the proposal stage. If your project has a fixed installation date, tell us upfront — we will let you know at the quote stage whether your timeline is achievable. We do not take on work we cannot deliver.
How much does a custom conference table cost?
Pricing depends on shape, size, material, finish, base, and integrated features like power and data. Request a quote and we will come back with a firm number against your specification.
Can you match existing office furniture or a specified finish?
Yes. Send a sample, a finish code, or a photo of the adjacent furniture, and we will match it.
Do you work with architects and interior designers on specified projects?
Yes, this is most of what we do. We work from drawings, deliver to specification, and communicate with the specifier throughout the project.
Request A Quote
Tell us about your project: room dimensions, seating count, material preferences, and timeline. We'll review and respond within one business day.
