Ikonion Meeting Table

Ikonion is a rectangular meeting table drawn for eight people in a company meeting room. The light oak top ends in a thick, flat edge. A cable channel runs lengthwise down the middle of the top, closed by two long oak lids that sit flush with the surface, with small grip slots at their edges. A narrow apron surrounds the underside of the top and rests on square-section solid oak legs; on this long table the legs stand at the corners and along the middle of the sides. It takes its name from Ikonion, the ancient city of Konya. We make it in our factory in Istanbul. During a meeting, laptop and screen cables pass through the central channel, and once the lids are closed the table turns back into a plain oak surface. The flat top gives laptops and notebooks an uninterrupted area. The oak surface wipes with a damp cloth. The legs are square-section and solid, so the table stands heavy and steady. It fits a company meeting room, an ante-room before the board room or a training hall. Oak tone, lid layout and size are chosen at order. Length and the number of legs change with the number of seats. Size follows the project.