A wooden meeting table beside glass-walled offices

The meeting table in the foreground

The long wooden table is the centre of this photograph of 2727 Coworking’s conference room. It stretches diagonally from the foreground toward the far wall, giving a clear view of the tabletop and the seating around it. Its rounded ends soften the outline, while the pale wood grain brings warmth to a room with white walls and black furniture.

Black padded chairs surround the table. The closest chair fills much of the lower-left foreground, showing its broad back, cushioned seat and curved armrests. Along the right side, more chairs face inward toward the shared surface. Their black metal bases are visible against the light wood floor, making the arrangement easy to follow.

A conference speakerphone sits near the middle of the table. The surrounding surface is largely clear, so the photograph gives a useful sense of the space available for meeting materials. Beneath the tabletop, dark metal supports frame a wooden crate. These details make the room feel practical and straightforward: a shared table, seating and a central piece of meeting equipment.

Glass-walled offices along the left

Moving left from the table, a broad glass partition separates the conference room from the adjacent office area. Black vertical posts and a dark upper frame define the glazing. The transparent panels allow the office furniture beyond to remain part of the view, adding depth to the photograph.

Inside the office area, a desk holds a computer monitor and a desk telephone. Mesh-backed office chairs sit around the work surfaces. Farther back, additional glass partitions create another layer of rooms and reflections. A sculptural hanging light with a twisting white form is visible toward the left, standing out against the straight lines of the frames and desks.

A tall grass-like plant sits near the glass in the lower-left portion of the image. Its thin leaves overlap the furniture beyond, introducing a softer texture beside the dark framing. Toward the rear of the adjacent office, a wall finished with varied wooden panels provides another warm element. A small wall-mounted screen is also visible there.

For a prospective office renter, this part of the photograph helps explain how the meeting room relates visually to nearby workspaces. The conference table occupies a distinct room, while the neighbouring offices remain visible through the glass.

The screen and far wall

At the back of the conference room, a large wall-mounted screen faces the table. It displays a city scene and forms the main focal point on the far wall. Its dark rectangular border contrasts with the white paint, making it easy to locate from the seating area.

A narrow wooden console stands beneath the screen. Small pots and compact decorative objects are arranged across its surface, including plants with short green leaves. Taller grass-like plants flank this area, bringing greenery to both sides of the screen without filling the wall with decoration.

To the left is a closed dark door with a black handle. Its colour connects it visually to the glass partition frames, chairs and table supports. To the right, a broad stretch of white wall leads toward the exterior windows.

The photograph shows how the table, screen and surrounding furniture fit together. Someone considering the room for a presentation or a discussion around shared material can see the position of the screen relative to the seats. The wooden console and plants give the far end of the room a finished appearance while keeping the screen prominent.

Wood, black framing and daylight

The room’s materials follow a simple pattern: pale wood, white surfaces, black frames and green plants. The tabletop has visible grain and natural variations in colour. The floor carries a similar warm tone, while the wooden accent wall beyond the glass adds a more varied pattern in the background.

Black furniture gives these light surfaces definition. The chairs, table legs, door and glazing frames repeat the same darker colour throughout the image. Rather than relying on many different finishes, the room brings its elements together through this consistent palette.

Daylight enters from the windows along the right edge of the photograph. Bright patches of sunlight fall across the floor near the window, and the right side of the room has an open, light appearance. The window frames also repeat the dark lines used elsewhere.

Overhead, the ceiling combines a grid of pale panels with a bright rectangular light panel. A recessed black strip on the right contains circular lights, with a soft band of warm illumination nearby. The photograph captures both daylight and ceiling lighting, showing how they fall across the table, floor and walls.

A room for gathering within the coworking

The layout centres attention on the shared table. Chairs face one another across its length, while seating at the ends completes the meeting arrangement. The speakerphone occupies the middle of the surface, and the wall screen gives the group a common direction to look when needed.

This arrangement suits the kind of gathering where people want to sit together and work through a topic: a client conversation, a planning session or a team discussion. For someone choosing a meeting venue, the photograph makes the physical setup easy to assess. It shows the table shape, chair style, screen placement and relationship to the surrounding rooms.

2727 Coworking offers a bookable conference room alongside private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes. The glass-walled offices visible here help place the meeting space within that broader coworking environment. There is a clear visual relationship between individual desk work and the room arranged for a group.

A visitor considering both an office and somewhere to hold meetings can use this image to understand that relationship. The photograph brings the two settings into the same frame, with the conference table in front and office desks beyond the glass.

The Griffintown and Lachine Canal setting

This conference room is part of 2727 Coworking at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec. The coworking is in Griffintown, beside the Lachine Canal, in the modern Walter sur Atwater building, built in 2014.

That address gives the interior a useful geographical context for anyone planning a visit or comparing places to work in Montreal. A prospect looking for a conference room in Griffintown can connect this photograph’s meeting setup with the coworking’s Saint-Patrick location.

The image itself offers a view of the room from near one end of the table. From that position, the closest chair, wooden tabletop, glass offices, far-wall screen and right-side windows are all visible together. It is a useful perspective for understanding the space before visiting: the room’s main furniture is easy to recognise, its materials are clear, and its place beside neighbouring offices is apparent.

For those exploring the gallery, this photograph provides a detailed introduction to the conference room and the immediate workspace around it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this conference room available to book?

Yes. 2727 Coworking offers a bookable conference room. This photograph shows its wooden meeting table, padded chairs, conference speakerphone and wall-mounted screen.

What equipment is visible in the meeting room?

A conference speakerphone sits on the table, and a large screen is mounted on the far wall. A narrow wooden console stands beneath the screen.

What is behind the glass beside the table?

The glass partition looks into an adjacent office area with desks, computer equipment and office chairs. 2727 Coworking offers private offices as part of its workspace options.

Where is 2727 Coworking located?

2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick, Montreal, Quebec, in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal. It occupies the modern Walter sur Atwater building.