Tempe, Arizona
Custom Conference Tables in Tempe, AZ
Tempe Town Lake and ASU-area office towers. We design, build and install custom executive boardroom tables for Tempe offices and private studies: sized to the room, matched to the finishes, and cut for the power and data the space needs.
- Tempe Town Lake and Marina Heights towers
- ASU Research Park offices
- Mill Avenue and downtown Tempe suites
- Corporate regional headquarters
Tempe Projects
What a Tempe Boardroom Asks For
Tempe has the newest concentration of large corporate floors in the Valley, and those rooms are technology-first. Video conferencing is not an add-on there, it is the reason the room exists, so power, USB-C, data and AV connectivity get designed into the top from the start.
We coordinate with the AV integrator and the electrical contractor so device locations, chases and the floor box line up. Coming out of the AV and automation work done through Cashwood Innovations, that conversation is familiar territory rather than a handoff.
Where the work is
- Tempe Town Lake and Marina Heights towers
- ASU Research Park offices
- Mill Avenue and downtown Tempe suites
- Corporate regional headquarters
Shop and office: 7720 E. Gelding Dr., Ste. 100, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
Mon – Fri: 8:00AM – 5:00PM
sales@azboardrooms.comDesign Considerations
Details We Resolve Before Anything Gets Cut in Tempe
The difference between a table that belongs in the room and one that was simply delivered to it comes down to decisions made early. These are the ones that matter most on Tempe projects.
Built for video
Seat positions, camera sightlines and mic placement inform where devices get cut, not an even spacing pattern.
AV coordination
We talk directly to the integrator about inputs, control and what has to terminate inside the table.
Corporate approvals
Renderings and drawings are produced so a committee can approve the real design before fabrication.
Materials
Material Direction for Tempe Rooms
Stone, wood and steel get combined in one table. Slabs and species are selected for your specific room, then laid out so the veining and grain land where they should.
Stone
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.
Wood
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.
Steel & Detail
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.
Designs
Table Concepts for Tempe Boardrooms
Three starting points, each developed around your specific room. None of them are fixed catalog sizes.
Monolith
All stone, top and base
Stone top and stone base, squared edges, built as one mass.
Waterfall
Mitered edge, continuous veining
Mitered edge carries the slab veining down the side to the floor.
Presidential
Long format, built in sections
Long-format table for large boardrooms and executive suites.
Full Custom
Start from the room, not from a direction
No starting shape. Built from your drawings, room and detail list.
Who We Work With
People We Build For in Tempe
Some clients come to us directly because their boardroom no longer matches the rest of the company. Others come through the designer, architect or builder already running the project.
Either way the work is the same: understand the room, resolve the details, and deliver a table that installs on the date it is supposed to.
- Corporate facilities and workplace teams
- Architects and workplace designers
- General contractors on tenant improvements
- AV integrators and technology consultants
Process
How a Tempe Project Runs
Four steps from your plans to a finished table set in the room, with an approval point before anything is fabricated.
- 01
Design
We start from your plans, dimensions, seat count and design intent. Clearances, base locations and material direction get resolved on paper first.
- 02
Rendering
You see the table rendered before fabrication starts, so the shape, slab layout and proportions are approved by the people signing off.
- 03
Fabrication
Built in Arizona. Slabs are laid out and cut, the substructure is fabricated, and device cores are cut for the specified power and data.
- 04
Installation
Delivered and assembled on site, sectioned when access requires it, and set over the floor boxes it was designed around.
FAQ
Tempe Questions
- Can You Coordinate With Our AV Integrator?
- Yes. We prefer it. Device schedules, inputs and cable routing get resolved with the integrator before the top is cut.
- Can The Table Support A Video Conferencing Room?
- Yes. Power, USB-C, data, HDMI and control inputs are designed into the table and routed to the floor box through internal chases.
The Cashwood Companies
Where the Experience Comes From
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.
A client planning a boardroom table in Tempe is often planning lighting and technology in the same building. Between the three companies, those details get coordinated by people who already work together.
Cashwood Innovations
Technology, AV and automation for high-end homes and projects.
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