Seating
Office Meeting Booths & Pods
Meeting booths and pods carve focus and meeting settings out of open-plan floors, without the cost and permanence of building walls. Our design-led acoustic booths and high-back seating absorb noise and provide privacy for calls, one-to-ones and small-group meetings. Configure size, upholstery, tables and power to suit the setting, and specify with clear list pricing, dimensions and downloadable files. Fabrics coordinate with the wider soft-seating range.
The range
Booths & Pods in the ØRN range
Converse 1 Seater - High Back
Plats 1 Seater - High Back
Converse 1 Seater - Low Back
Plats 1 Seater - Low Back
Plats 1 Seater - Medium Back
Converse 1 Seater - Medium Back
Plats 1 Wide - High Back
Plats 1 Wide - Medium Back
Plats 2 Seater - High Back
Converse 2 Seater - High Back
Converse 2 Seater - High Back
Plats 2 Seater - High Back
Plats 2 Seater - Low Back
Plats 2 Seater - Low Back
Converse 2 Seater - Low Back
Converse 2 Seater - Low Back
Specifying booths & pods
A guide for specifiers and buyers
Booths, pods and acoustic privacy
High-back booths define a setting and absorb surrounding noise, making them ideal for focus work, private calls and informal meetings in busy open-plan offices. Sizes range from single-person perches to four- and six-person meeting booths, and adding a table and power turns a booth into a genuine meeting room without walls.
Where booths work best
Position booths along circulation routes to create destinations, or cluster them to form a quiet zone. They suit agile offices, coworking spaces, libraries and breakout areas where people need somewhere to concentrate or meet without booking a room.
Specification and coordination
Product pages carry dimensions, upholstery options, table and power configurations, list pricing and downloadable specification files. Fabrics coordinate across booths, modular seating and sofas, and fabric samples can be requested for specification boards.
FAQs
Common questions
What is the difference between a booth and a pod?
A booth is high-back seating, often with a table, that defines a semi-enclosed setting and absorbs noise. A pod is more enclosed still. Both create focus and meeting settings without building fixed rooms; our team can advise which suits your space.
How many people do meeting booths seat?
Booths range from single-person perches to four- and six-person meeting settings. Capacities are shown on each product page.
Do booths help with acoustics?
Yes, high backs and upholstered surfaces absorb sound, providing acoustic privacy for calls, focus work and informal meetings in open-plan space.
Can booths include a table and power?
Yes. Many booths can be specified with an integrated table and power/data modules, turning them into a meeting setting without walls.
Guides
Practical guides for specifying booths & pods
Office Booth, Meeting Pod or Acoustic Booth: What Is the Difference?
The terms are used interchangeably but describe very different products. How booths, meeting pods and acoustic booths differ in form, acoustics and use.
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How to Specify Fabrics for Commercial Seating
Contract seating fabric has to meet abrasion, fire and cleaning demands that domestic fabric does not. What to check before you specify upholstery.
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How to Specify Office Furniture with Integrated Power
Power and data are now core to desks and meeting tables, not an add-on. How to specify integrated power modules, cable management and the routes that feed them.
Read guideCAD, BIM & spec sheets
Technical drawings, Revit / BIM files and specification sheets to support space planning and procurement.
Specifying booths & pods?
Request a sample pack or talk to our team about pricing, finishes and lead times.