A bright meeting space with a wooden table and screens

From the foreground to the meeting table

This photograph looks across a meeting space at 2727 Coworking, with a long wooden console running along the left wall and a broad wooden table entering the frame from the right. Between them, an open stretch of floor leads toward the windows. The angle gives a close view of the furniture while also showing how the meeting area sits beside the glazed exterior wall.

In the foreground, slender plant stems rise across the lower left corner. Behind them, the console has a warm, varied grain, with light and darker strips running along its length. Small plant pots sit on top, including a dotted pot and another with fine horizontal ridges. Their rounded shapes soften the straight edge of the furniture.

On the right, black padded chairs sit around the table. The nearest chair has a tall back, visible stitching and curved armrests. Its position makes the seating feel substantial within the photograph: the chair occupies much of the foreground, while the tabletop extends toward the brighter background.

The table itself has a pale wooden surface with visible grain and a dark decorative motif near the right edge. Black supports beneath the tabletop echo the dark chair frames and the console’s slim legs. These repeated materials give the separate pieces of furniture a coherent appearance.

Screens, plants and the view beyond the glass

Moving along the left wall, a large screen dominates the upper part of the photograph. Its glossy surface reflects the windows, outdoor greenery and nearby furnishings. The reflection adds depth to this side of the room, carrying the bright exterior view across a wall otherwise occupied by dark glass.

Below the screen, the wooden console continues toward the back of the room. Small succulents and taller, grasslike plants create a loose line along its surface. The planting varies in height, drawing the eye from the low pots toward the slender stems at the far end. A small remote control rests on the wood among the pots.

Farther into the room, another screen sits on a freestanding support. The stand has a silver column, black shelves and a broad base fitted with wheels. A cable runs down beside the column. Its position near the windows places a display at the far end of the meeting area, within the same visual field as the table and chairs.

The background is largely glass, divided by dark vertical frames. A glass door with a prominent handle stands at the right. Beyond the glazing, the photograph shows a paved path, green lawn and leafy trees. Those outdoor details form the backdrop to the meeting space and bring a softer texture into a room defined by furniture, screens and straight lines.

Warm wood, dark surfaces and daylight

The strongest material contrast in the photograph is between the wooden furniture and the dark screens, chairs and window frames. The console’s golden tones make the left side feel warm, while the table introduces a lighter wood surface on the right. The floor has a similar wood tone, connecting the furnishings across the open central area.

Black elements give the room a clear visual structure. The large screen creates a broad dark plane on the left wall. The chairs add rounded, padded forms in the foreground, and the window frames mark out the background in vertical sections. The screen stand combines these dark accents with its lighter silver column.

Daylight enters through the tall glazing and is brightest at the back of the room. It illuminates the floor near the windows and catches the edges of the furniture. The foreground remains more shaded, making the warm console and the reflective screen especially prominent. Reflections of interior lights are also visible on the screens.

For someone considering a meeting here, the photograph offers a useful sense of the room’s character. It combines the familiar furniture of a meeting space with plants and an immediate view of greenery. The visual atmosphere comes from those ordinary details: wood grain, padded seating, glass, leaves and daylight.

A layout for shared discussion and screen-based work

The furniture arrangement places the meeting table on one side and the console along the opposite wall. The visible floor between them provides a clear route through the photographed area toward the windows. Keeping the console against the wall also gives the plants and remote control a separate surface alongside the main table.

The table provides a shared focal point for conversation. Its broad surface and surrounding chairs suggest a setting for reviewing documents, discussing a project or gathering colleagues around the same work. The padded backs and armrests are useful visual details for a visitor assessing the seating before choosing a place to meet.

The screens are prominent features for anyone planning a presentation or group review. Their placement helps explain the room’s orientation: the wall screen runs beside the table, while the freestanding display sits farther ahead. A visitor can use this photograph to picture where participants might sit and where shared visual material could be presented.

2727 Coworking offers a bookable conference room alongside private offices, dedicated desks and hot desks. This meeting-space photograph adds a concrete view to that broader offering. For someone choosing a workspace, it helps show how a group discussion could fit alongside individual work. For someone arranging a visit specifically to book a room, the table, seating, screens and windows are the most relevant details in the frame.

The coworking’s Griffintown setting

2727 Coworking is located at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec, in the Griffintown neighbourhood beside the Lachine Canal. That address provides the geographic context for this interior photograph. The visible lawn, trees and path give the room an outdoor outlook, while the tall glazing makes that outlook a substantial part of the image.

The coworking occupies Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. Within the photographed room, the large glass panels, dark frames and simple furniture lines create a contemporary setting. The planting and warm wood introduce smaller, softer details around those larger surfaces.

This photograph is especially useful when comparing the different reasons to use the coworking. A private office, dedicated desk or hot desk serves individual workspace needs; a bookable conference room gives people a place to come together. The coworking also offers day passes and virtual mailbox or business address services, allowing visitors to consider the meeting space within a wider range of options.

For a prospective visitor, the image’s clearest message is practical. There is a wooden meeting table, padded seating, prominent screens and a bright glazed background. Together, those visible features help make the room easier to picture before visiting 2727 Coworking or arranging a meeting in Griffintown.

Frequently asked questions

What furniture is visible in this meeting space?

The photograph shows a wooden meeting table, black padded chairs with armrests, and a long wooden console holding small pots and plants.

Does the meeting space have screens?

Yes. A large wall-mounted screen and a screen on a wheeled floor stand are visible. The freestanding support also has black shelves.

Does the room receive natural light?

Yes. Tall windows and a glass door bring daylight into the room. Lawn, trees and a paved path are visible outside.

Where is 2727 Coworking, and can I book a conference room?

2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Griffintown, Montreal, beside the Lachine Canal. It offers a bookable conference room.