Workspaces · Conference Tables
Conference tables for rooms of 6, 10, or 12+, plus training tables and meeting points. Modern design and in-house manufacturing for every type of room.
Corporate dining tables are durable surfaces designed for the office break room or cafeteria, where teams eat, socialize, and sometimes work too. They are chosen based on the dining area's capacity and consistency with the rest of the furniture. Línea Italia builds them to fit each space.
Curves that soften the room and ease team conversation.
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Compact, for small rooms and quick meetings.
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A complete solution with the solidity and elegance of Italia.
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Ideal for mid-size rooms and team meetings.
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Curved, modular shapes that bring character to leadership meetings.
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Executive presence for leadership meetings.
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Room to spare for boards and committees.
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Adapts to different room layouts based on your needs.
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Reconfigure easily for training sessions, workshops, and exams.
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For the break room or cafeteria — eat, connect, and work.
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Give us the room dimensions and capacity, and we'll recommend the conference table with the right proportions.
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FAQs
We answer the most common questions about tables for the break room and cafeteria: sizes, layout and finishes.
As a reference, allow 60 to 70 cm (24 to 28 in) of width per person and a depth of 75 to 90 cm (30 to 36 in) so two people can eat comfortably facing each other. That means a table for 4 is about 1.20 to 1.40 m (4 to 4.5 ft) long, and one for 6, 1.80 to 2.10 m (6 to 7 ft).
Besides the tables, leave about 1.20 m (4 ft) between one table and the next so chairs can pull back and people can walk behind with a tray. Also consider meal shifts: the whole team rarely eats at the same time. Share the dining area floor plan and the number of people per shift, and we will propose a layout.
One that resists stains, moisture and frequent cleaning, because the table is used several times a day by many people. It should also match the rest of the furniture, so the dining area feels part of the same office.
Long shared tables make better use of the space and encourage people from different areas to mingle; small tables, for 2 to 4 people, offer more privacy and flexibility to rearrange. Many dining areas combine both.
Yes. Outside mealtimes, the break room or cafeteria can work as an informal workspace or a spot for quick meetings. If you plan for that use, provide nearby power outlets for laptops and phones.
In this section you will find the Italia line's corporate dining tables, designed for the break room or cafeteria: eat, connect and work. We build them to fit each space.
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Tell us the capacity and dimensions of your room. We'll send a custom proposal — no obligation.
