Eames Table Oval Conference Table by Herman Miller was designed by Charles and Ray Eames as the oval-format variant within their conference table range, applying the same rigorous structural and material logic as the rectangular version to a rounded table plan that removes the hierarchical head-of-table position implied by a rectangular or boat-shaped conference table. The oval geometry supports a more democratic meeting configuration, where every seated position has an equivalent relationship to the table centre and to every other participant around it.

The Eames Table Oval's rounded plan makes it particularly effective for collaborative meeting environments, executive boardrooms with a deliberately non-hierarchical seating philosophy, and any conference setting where the table's form is intended to support open discussion rather than reinforce a formal chairperson-led meeting structure. Its clean, architecturally disciplined base and surface treatment carry the same Eames design authority as the rectangular version, allowing it to be specified with confidence in the most demanding corporate interior contexts. Its scalable proportions allow the oval format to be specified across meeting rooms of varying capacity while maintaining the same rigorous Eames design language throughout.

Architects and interior designers specifying the Eames Table Oval for boardroom and collaborative conference environments will find the DWG drawing and CAD block essential for meeting room layout and seating-capacity planning. The 3D model and Revit family support BIM-accurate spatial documentation. A refined specification for any project requiring a non-hierarchical oval conference table with genuine Eames design provenance.

Available as a 2D DWG drawing, 3D model and Revit file.