Boardrooms and large meeting spaces are now far more collaborative, creative and engaging spaces where various different levels of staff can communicate and participate on a more level playing field. From more comfortable and stylised furniture to advanced technology solutions, the corporate boardroom design of decades gone by is no longer.

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That said, many businesses do still feel that their workspace benefits from a more formal setting, even if it’s not quite as structured as it might have been traditionally.

This now tends to come in the form of executive meeting spaces or private offices which have a more high-spec look and feel. These are usually used by senior members of staff as a place to find individual focus, confidentiality or to hold private meetings with colleagues.

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Here, we help you strike the balance between the benefits of classic boardroom interior design and the contemporary e

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