A Wooden Meeting Table Beneath Framed Map Artwork
Our conference room brings warmth to your working conversations, with a wooden table, comfortable seating and framed artwork set against pale walls. Greenery adds a welcoming touch to the space where you can walk a client through a proposal, interview a candidate or work through ideas with your team. With room for up to eight people, it suits small groups who want to gather around a table and give the discussion their full attention.
Your booking includes high-speed Wi-Fi and a presentation screen, along with access to our shared kitchen, lounge and common amenities. We offer full-day rental and on-demand booking without a long-term commitment, and you don’t need a coworking membership to use the room. For remote teams and professionals visiting Montreal, our Griffintown location beside the Lachine Canal gives you a comfortable place to meet in person.
About this photo
From the wooden tabletop to the chair
The wooden table across the foreground is the starting point for this view of 2727 Coworking. Its surface stretches across the lower edge of the photograph, bringing the warmth and texture of the wood close to the viewer. Long grain patterns, darker markings and changes in colour give the tabletop a varied appearance. The pale brown surface contrasts with the black chair beyond it and the light walls surrounding the arrangement.
Looking across the table, the eye meets a black office chair positioned near the centre of the photograph. Its broad back has a rounded outline and visible padded sections. The chair sits directly below the large framed image on the wall, creating a clear line from the tabletop through the seating to the artwork.
This viewpoint gives the scene a conversational feel. It is easy to picture looking across the table during a discussion, with the chair marking the opposite side of the arrangement. For someone considering a visit, the photograph offers a close look at the furniture and visual character of this part of the coworking. The wood, dark upholstery and pale background establish the room’s simple palette immediately.
Along the back wall, from left to right
At the left of the arrangement, tall, slender plant stems rise beside the furniture. Their fine leaves and irregular outlines soften the straight edges of the table and the framed artwork. The planting occupies the lower part of the wall and reaches upward toward the image, adding a green accent to an otherwise restrained mix of wood, black and pale neutral colours.
Moving toward the centre, a narrow console stands against the wall behind the chair. Its light wooden top forms a horizontal line beneath the artwork. Small decorative objects are arranged along its surface, with space between them. Their modest scale keeps the larger framed image as the main point of interest while adding detail at furniture height.
The chair overlaps the console in this view, bringing the seating and background furniture into a compact composition. On the right, another cluster of tall plant stems continues the greenery beside the console. The plants frame the central arrangement loosely, with their uneven heights providing a contrast to the rectangular artwork. Farther right, a projecting section of pale wall introduces a vertical edge and a gentle change in the background.
Framed artwork, wood and soft light
The large image above the console is the strongest visual feature on the back wall. A dark frame surrounds detailed, map-like artwork filled with fine lines, pale blue areas and warmer brown tones. Its intricate surface invites a closer look, especially against the broad expanse of plain wall. The darker lower portion gives the image visual weight just above the console.
The frame’s rectangular shape echoes the horizontal furniture below it. Together, the artwork, console and foreground table create successive bands across the photograph. The plants interrupt those straight lines with thin, branching shapes, while the chair introduces a softer, curved form at the centre.
Wood provides the warmest colour in the scene. The foreground tabletop has prominent grain, while the console’s lighter top adds another wooden surface farther back. Black upholstery and the dark picture frame give those lighter materials definition. The pale walls connect the arrangement to the surrounding room and help the details stand out.
Light falls softly across the wall, with a brighter glow near the ceiling. There is also a subtle difference in brightness between the main wall and the projecting section on the right. These gentle shifts make the room feel softly lit while keeping the wood grain, plant stems and framed image easy to distinguish.
A setting for conversation within the coworking
The table and facing chair suggest a setting for conversation, reviewing ideas or working through material together. The broad wooden surface gives the arrangement a practical centre, while the artwork provides a focal point beyond it. For a visitor thinking about a meeting, these are useful details: the table’s appearance, the style of seating and the background that surrounds a face-to-face discussion.
The layout concentrates its main elements around the middle of the wall. The chair aligns with the framed image, the console sits beneath it, and greenery occupies the sides. This gives the arrangement a sense of order without making every shape identical. The plants and natural wood grain bring variation to the more regular lines of the furniture.
Within 2727 Coworking, this photograph adds a close interior view to the gallery. It helps a prospective visitor picture the atmosphere of a furnished work setting through everyday details rather than a broad overview. The table, chair and wall arrangement are the features that give this particular image its character.
The coworking offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes, alongside a bookable conference room. Those options serve different working needs, from choosing a regular desk to arranging a meeting. This view is especially relevant to someone who wants to see how furniture, decoration and a simple interior palette come together before visiting.
The Griffintown and Lachine Canal setting
2727 Coworking is located at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick in Montreal, Quebec, in the Griffintown neighbourhood beside the Lachine Canal. That address places the interior shown here within a specific Montreal setting. For someone comparing places to work or meet, the location is part of the decision alongside the look and arrangement of the workspace.
The coworking is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014. The photograph’s pale walls, clean rectangular forms and restrained furniture arrangement fit comfortably with that modern setting. The wooden surfaces and greenery add warmth at the scale of the room, giving the interior a character that visitors can assess through the image.
A visit can bring together those considerations: the Saint-Patrick address, the Griffintown location and the interior details that matter during a working day. Someone interested in a desk or private office can consider the coworking’s range of workspace options, while a person arranging a meeting can explore its bookable conference room.
2727 Coworking also offers virtual mailbox and business address services. Together with its desks, offices and meeting option, these services connect the location to several practical business needs. This photograph contributes the visual side of that introduction: a textured wooden table, a black chair, fine greenery and detailed framed artwork in a softly lit interior.
Frequently asked questions
What furniture is visible in this photo?
The photograph shows a wooden table in the foreground, a black padded office chair and a narrow console against the back wall.
What is the decoration above the chair?
A large, dark-framed image contains detailed map-like artwork with pale blue, brown and dark areas. Tall plants and small decorative objects complete the arrangement below it.
Can I book a conference room at 2727 Coworking?
Yes. 2727 Coworking offers a bookable conference room, alongside private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks and day passes.
Where is 2727 Coworking located?
2727 Coworking is at 2727 rue Saint-Patrick, Montreal, Quebec, in Griffintown beside the Lachine Canal. It is in Walter sur Atwater, a modern building built in 2014.