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The conference table is the most photographed piece of furniture in the company — and the most cabled. I-Meet by Las Mobili, designed by Nikolas Chachamis, takes both facts seriously. The face: tops in 30 mm MDF with 3d-foil and smoothed corners — Grey Elm, Bali Walnut, Black, Wengé, White, Grey Beige — or 12 mm tempered glass rear-lacquered in Black, polished edges, held by steel plates bonded underneath so nothing interrupts the surface. The stance: 70 x 20 mm steel legs, matt black or polished chrome, on Ø 60 mm adjustable feet.
The growth plan: terminal and central legs combine along pre-drilled 50 x 20 mm beams with fast taper-screw connections, configuring square and rectangular tables for small and medium rooms up to the large board room. When the org chart changes, the table reconfigures instead of retiring.
The cable problem, solved as architecture
Under the top sits a wire management container — an MDF bay in the table finishes — where risers, cable runs, schuko, voice and data sockets anchor to an internal channel and excess cable disappears. Access from above via the dual-tilting aluminium top access (with or without built-in power, dust brush on both) or from the side via the snap-open panel — nobody crawls under the boardroom table mid-meeting. The family finishes the room: a credenza on ring-shaped legs and a lectern with chrome-effect trim and cable-ways. Product certificates can be downloaded on this page.
Collection: I-Meet
Manufacturer: Las Mobili
Design: Nikolas Chachamis
Type: modular meeting and conference tables, with credenza and lectern
Tops:
Wood: 1.2 in MDF with 3d-foil, smoothed corners; finishes: Grey Elm 12, Bali Walnut 30, Black 56, Wengé 60, White 68, Grey Beige 83
Glass: 0.47 in tempered, rear-lacquered, polished edges; fixed by steel plates bonded to the inner side; color: Black 10
Top access: painted aluminum, black or white, with a dual-opening tilting flap to the wire-manager compartment below and a black dust brush; the version with built-in power sockets is not offered for the US market (Las Mobili price list 2026)
Metal base:
Legs in 2.8 x 0.79 in steel tube, matt black epoxy or polished chrome; Ø 2.4 in adjustable feet, chrome or black
Terminal and central legs combine — square and rectangular tables for small and medium meeting rooms and large board rooms
Stiffening beams 2 x 0.79 in, Silver or Matt Black, pre-drilled; fast metal connections with taper screws
Dimensions: square tables 47.2 × 47.2 and 63.0 × 63.0 in; rectangular 94.5 × 47.2, 141.7 × 47.2, 126.0 × 63.0, 157.5 × 63.0 and 189.0 × 63.0 in, with wooden or glass top (glass tops in the 63.0 in depth only); ring tables 126.0 × 126.0 and 189.0 × 126.0 in and C-shaped 189.0 × 126.0 in; modular elements with terminal and central modules D 47.2 or 63.0 in, double terminal 63.0 × 126.0 in and module kits D 35.4 in; single conference desk 63.0 × 35.8 in and double 126.0 × 35.8 in, H 29.5–37.4 in; all tables H 29.5 in; lectern 23.4 × 21.6 in, H 49.7 in; credenza 48.8 × 18.1 in, H 42.8 in; standard top access 12.4 × 5.8 in, H 0.8 in (the version with built-in power sockets is not offered for the US market); metal cable port Ø 3.15 in for the 47.2 × 47.2 in table
Under-top wire management container: 0.71 in MDF with 3d-foil (six finishes); houses risers, cable runs and technical kits; internal 0.71 in panel with anchored channel for schuko, voice and data sockets and excess cable; access via top access or lateral snap-open panel
Credenza: internal 0.71 in melamine (Black 59 or White 68); visible elements in 0.71 in MDF 3D-foil (six finishes); chromed or black horizontal handle; metal base with central beam and two ring-shaped legs (0.98 x 2 x 0.06 in tube + 0.24 in sheet), chrome or matt black
Lectern: 0.71 in melamine structure (Black or White); front panel and shelf 0.71 in MDF, sides 0.98 in double-coated, 3D-foil in six finishes with chrome-effect trim; plastic cable-ways on shelf, inner back and base
Warranty declared by the manufacturer: 5 years on the furniture, 3 years on 3d-foil or painted tops, 2 years on sockets, cables, control panels and motors, 1 year on non-standard specials; spare parts available for 5 years
Manufacturer certifications: UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 (SQ174159-ICILA), UNI EN ISO 14001:2015 (ICILA-SGA-17258), UNI ISO 45001:2018 (IMQ-SHS-170062), SA8000:2014 (certificate no. 144), FSC® chain of custody ICILA-COC-000170 with FSC® certified products on request, COSMOB Qualitas Praemium Formaldehyde no. 45/2025 for low-formaldehyde panels; declared contribution of 6 LEED points (MR C4 recycled content, MR C2 construction waste management, MR C5 regional materials, EQ C4.5 low-emitting materials)
Packaging: disassembled in triple cardboard with perimeter strips and anti-impact corners
Let us know which finishes you'd like to explore
Yes — that is the module logic. Terminal and central legs combine along pre-drilled 50 x 20 mm beams, assembled with fast taper-screw connections, into square or rectangular tables of any practical length: four seats in a huddle room, a full council table in the board room. One palette, one leg geometry, so the meeting floor reads as one project.
With a dedicated technical bay under the top: an MDF wire management container, finished like the table, where risers and cable runs live and schuko, voice and data sockets anchor to an internal channel. Service it from above through the top access, or from the side through the snap-open panel. The result is the rarest thing in conference rooms: a table with power everywhere and no cable in sight.
By the room's job. The 12 mm rear-lacquered tempered glass — polished edges, steel plates bonded underneath, no visible fixings — with polished chrome legs is the representation register for client-facing rooms. The 30 mm 3d-foil tops in Grey Elm, Bali Walnut, Wengé and the neutrals are the warmer, harder-working register for internal rooms. Structure and wire bay are identical beneath both.
Per room. With sockets, power and charging surface exactly where laptops sit — the boardroom that never hunts for an outlet. Without, you get a clean aluminum lid over the bay for rooms where the technology stays below deck. Both versions tilt open on a dual system and carry a black dust brush, so cables pass even with the lid closed.
The rest of the meeting ritual. The credenza — 3D-foil fronts, chromed or black handle, ring-shaped legs in chrome or matt black — keeps catering, documents and spare equipment at hand height. The lectern with chrome-effect trim and integrated cable-ways makes the same room townhall-ready. One order, one language. Finish samples are available; the cost is fully credited at order confirmation.
For office managers and facilities: five I-Meet decisions for rooms where decisions happen.
Inventory the huddle rooms, mid-size rooms and the boardroom: I-Meet's terminal and central legs aggregate square and rectangular tables across all of them. Committing to the module logic first makes future reconfigurations an order line, not a renovation.
Wire management container under every table; top access with sockets in rooms that live on laptops, socketless lids where the room runs on installed AV. The lateral snap-open panel is the service door facilities will actually use.
Client-facing rooms: black rear-lacquered glass and polished chrome. Working rooms: 3d-foil in Bali Walnut, Grey Elm or Grey Beige with matt black. Same engineering under both — the register costs a finish choice, not a different product.
Add the credenza on ring legs for catering and equipment, and the lectern for townhalls. Ordered together, handles, trims and foils stay in one language across the room.
Lacquered glass, 3d-foil and chrome shift under real lighting: approve physical samples in the room — the cost is fully credited when the order is confirmed. Then freeze modules, top type, top-access version and companion finishes in writing.
