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Planning a meeting room Meetings don’t always have to be boring! Getting the meeting room right can make you (and your team) more productive. It can also be inspirational, not just for your colleagues, but your customers and clients too. Don’t be afraid to try something different. Prioritise First decide if this is an internal meeting room or one that your customers and clients will use. That will help set the tone of the room. Get seated Instead of going for a normal meeting room table and chairs, think about using more informal, comfy chairs and creating a more bunge-type feel. Make it scalable Portable seating that can be stacked away in the corner of the closet will help make your meeting area scalable when extra guests turn up. For a more informal meeting area, cushions or pouffes are prefect ideas for extra guests. Add some light Lighting is essential to the look and function of any room. But it’s also useful way to decorate and add warmth. Use lights to focus attention an artwork to highlight architectural features and to set a mood. Our light solutions come in all shapes and sizes, and always at affordable prices. Add display area Fill up an empty wall with wall-mounted shelves. This provides a dramatic visual effect, as well as creating a new display space. Corner bookcases can make use of space that’s usually wasted in small spaces and around columns. Clear up Use racks to store magazines, books and files and leave the table for working.