

Impressive conference tables as works of art
Kauri-Conference tables combine monumental size with a serene presence. They are unique, limited-edition pieces with a rich history. The extraordinary size of the old Kauri trees allows for solid-wood tabletops carved from a single piece—a rarity on the international market. Such a table is functional and defines the space as a singular, curated object. It exudes prestige and character while maintaining a sense of calm.

A large “ Kauri ” conference table is a quiet, distinctive piece with a sculptural presence. Especially when the root and trunk come together in a single tabletop, or when the table’s length extends into the room, the piece takes on an object-like character that lies somewhere between design, craftsmanship, and art. The continuous grain and the dimensions of the wood give the table an extraordinary aura that cannot be replicated.

Kauri-Conference tables are particularly well-suited for:

The wood comes from very large trees in New Zealand’s preserved kauri stands. Swamp kauri, also known as “ Ancient Kauri ,” has been preserved in peat bogs and swamps over very long periods of time; the official range is approximately 800 to 60,000 years. This origin makes the material rare and of scientific and cultural-historical interest. This deep historical origin is a particularly strong factor in the uniqueness of these conference tables:
The wood carries a history that cannot be replicated. It is subfossil, extraordinary, and singular in this form.
More about the origin of the prehistoric " Kauri" wood

Kauri It allows for monumental tabletops in sizes that are virtually impossible to achieve with other types of wood. In rare cases, these can reach up to 11 meters in length and 2 meters in width. Their artistic root structures also make them unique on an international scale. Such dimensions open up entirely new possibilities for exclusive conference rooms, executive areas, and prestigious meeting spaces.
They are not only functional but also lend a room structure, tranquility, and architectural order.

Root sections feature an impressive, artistic grain. Part of their appeal lies in their natural inclusions. Gold-colored, embedded amber, root bark stabilized with high-quality epoxy resin, and textured natural openings make “ Kauri ” conference tables design objects with an artistic flair. They are natural statements with extraordinary character and depth. The archaic, natural character is preserved, while the imposing piece is at the same time crafted for everyday use.

Depending on the raw material, the conference table is made from burl wood and/or trunk wood. Burl wood adds more movement, a more natural character, and often a more expressive look. Trunk wood has a calmer, more linear, and more architectural appearance.

Every “ Kauri ” conference table is custom-made. The dimensions, shape, materials, and base are tailored to each specific project. Each table is a modern, one-of-a-kind piece with its own unique structure—a custom-crafted, limited-edition piece of furniture with a traceable provenance, its own unique serial number, and a certificate of authenticity, which cannot be replicated.
Today, modern conference tables are often designed with built-in technology, cable management, and discreet connections. This functionality can also be incorporated into “ Kauri ” conference tables without detracting from the natural look of the wood.
More about my work on the " Kauri" tables

The table is both a work tool and a serene, exclusive piece of furniture that provides a clear, enduring, and self-contained setting for conversations while also reflecting the company’s ethos. “ Kauri ” conference tables lend corporate spaces a distinct, prestigious presence. The rare “ Kauri ” wood allows for custom solutions that go far beyond the ordinary and would be virtually impossible to achieve with other materials.

Next are the individual conference tables, each with its own unique serial number. Here, the differences between burl and solid wood become apparent, as well as variations in workability, large-format designs, amber-colored sections, and very calm, clear solid wood slabs.
Versatile table with special features
Unique number
180
This majestic conference table is crafted from a single root measuring 2.80 x 2.10 meters; it can be split down the middle, allowing it to double as a dining table. This large tabletop showcases the unique depth and grain of solid Kauri wood in a truly impressive way.

Designer conference table with large tree trunk table top
Unique number
127
Conference table featuring a large Kauri tabletop cut from a single log, with rustic natural edges and a subtle grain. The tabletop, measuring 4.00 x 1.20 meters, is supported by a modern, designer table base made of stainless steel.

Large " Kauri" conference table with a serene feel
Unique number
107
The long, well-proportioned tabletop, measuring 4.20 x 2.00 m, exudes both confidence and understated elegance. Kauri wood shows off its elegant side here: with a fine grain, a generous surface area, and a natural depth that really comes into its own in meeting rooms.

Coffee table made of burl and tree trunk wood
Unique number
97a
The old Kauri tree is strikingly showcased in the tabletop, which is carved from a single piece of wood and flows seamlessly from the root into the tree trunk. A striking feature of this wooden table is the root area, with its naturally formed openings and porous bark inclusions.

Conference table with two tree-trunk tabletops
Unique number
67
A square solid wood table with two tabletops carved from the same 50,000-year-old tree trunk. The wood, with its natural, unplaned edges, exudes a sense of calm and strength. This table combines the natural irregularities of the “ Kauri ” tree trunk wood with a powerful, striking form.

For your project, I am offering you rare, large-format raw pieces with a history dating back thousands of years. Here are some examples of unprocessed, solid raw pieces from my inventory for your project:

An impressive tabletop carved from a single piece of burl wood, measuring 275 x 220 cm and 9 cm thick, and 3,700 years old.


Cables for electronic devices can be routed through the naturally formed openings; this can be taken into account during the planning phase. I would be happy to send you suggestions for additional tabletops upon request.
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An Overview of All " Kauri " Wooden Tables
Root tables

Dining tables

Design tables

Tree trunk tables

Conference tables

Coffee tables

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