Scottsdale, Arizona · By Cashwood
Custom boardroom tables in stone, wood and steel, designed around your room, your seat count and your technology. Made to Lead. Built to Last.
Why Custom
Most conference tables come in standard sizes, materials and finishes. Executive spaces do not.
Send us the plans, room dimensions, seat count, material direction and technology requirements. We design the table around the project.
A typical request
That is enough to start. We work the rest out with you.
Table Concepts
These are directions, not stock models. Three are starting points we build from. The fourth starts from your drawings. Dimensions, materials and details change with the project.
All stone, top and base
Stone top and stone base, squared edges, built as one mass.
Mitered edge, continuous veining
Mitered edge carries the slab veining down the side to the floor.
Long format, built in sections
Long-format table for large boardrooms and executive suites.
Start from the room, not from a direction
No starting shape. Built from your drawings, room and detail list.
Completed Work
A recent executive boardroom build: a black marble top with the veining laid out across the seats that face the camera, a fluted solid wood base stained to the room's millwork, and an LED reveal in the shadow line where the two meet.
The company logo is engraved and inlaid into the stone at the head of the table, and the same mark is set in contrasting stone on the waterfall end panel. Power and data are cut in flush at the seat positions, routed inside the base to the floor box.
Materials
Materials get combined in one table: a granite or quartzite top over a solid walnut pedestal, a marble waterfall edge on a blackened steel frame. Slabs and species are selected for the specific project.
Granite, marble and quartzite tops
The top is stone. Slabs are selected for the project, then laid out so the veining lands where it should on the surface and carries through any mitered edge. Finish, thickness and edge profile are chosen per table, and the layout is confirmed before a saw touches the slab.
Walnut and white oak bases
Wood does the work below the surface. Solid walnut and white oak bases, pedestals and panels, fluted or flat, stained and sheened to sit with the millwork already in the room rather than compete with it.
Structure, reveals and trim
Steel carries long spans inside the substructure where nobody sees it, then shows up deliberately as reveals, trim and base detail. Metal finishes and Schluter profiles are matched to the hardware and metals already specified.
Beyond the Table
The boardroom is rarely the only room on the floor. Waiting areas, lounges and executive offices usually get furnished separately, from a different catalog, in a stone that almost matches.
We build those pieces from the same slab and the same wood as the table, with the same edge and base language, so the floor reads as one project. Ask about it while the table is still in design, when there is still slab left from the layout.
Integrated Technology
Power, data and AV are designed in from the start. Devices are placed by seat position and floor box location, then cut and finished so the table reads as furniture, not equipment.
We draw on the AV and technology integration work done through Cashwood Innovations, so power, data and connectivity get planned with the table instead of added after it.
Flush or pop-up power cut into the top where people sit, coordinated with the floor box locations.
USB-C charging and hardwired data at the seat positions the room needs, not spread evenly out of habit.
HDMI, control and conferencing inputs designed into the table so the room's AV system has a clean point of connection.
Chases and trays inside the base and substructure. Cabling routes to the floor box without hanging under the table.
Process
Bring plans, dimensions or a concept. Four steps from that to a finished table set in the room.
We start from your plans, dimensions, seat count and design intent. Clearances, base locations and material direction get resolved on paper first.
You see the table rendered before fabrication starts, so the shape, slab layout and proportions are approved by the people signing off.
Built in Arizona. Slabs are laid out and cut, the substructure is fabricated, and device cores are cut for the specified power and data.
Delivered and assembled on site, sectioned when access requires it, and set over the floor boxes it was designed around.
For Designers, Architects & Contractors
Send us the plans, dimensions, seating requirements, material direction and technology needs. We'll help develop the table around the project.
You already know what the room needs to feel like. Send the plans, dimensions and material direction. We'll help turn it into a table that fits the architecture instead of forcing the room around a catalog product.
Give us the plans, schedule and site requirements. We'll coordinate the table from design through installation, including dimensions, access, floor boxes, power/data locations and installation timing.
When the furniture package calls for a custom statement table that is not in your catalog, bring us into the project. We can build the custom boardroom table while you keep the rest of the furniture relationship.
The Cashwood Companies
Cashwood Innovations works on high-end homes and projects through technology, AV and automation. CashScapes extends that work into architectural and landscape lighting. AZ Boardrooms brings the same coordination into custom executive conference and boardroom tables.
AZ Boardrooms brings that same level of project coordination, technology and design detail into a single piece of furniture: the table an executive team, a board or a family sits at every week.
Technology, AV and automation for high-end homes and projects.
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