You will have probably heard all about King Arthur and his round table; the meeting arena in which the legendary leader of the Britons gathered with his knights to discuss matters of state. The shape of the table,with its lack of head and no sides, ensured that no single member (even the King) was sitting in a 'privileged' position.
This shape allows everyone to sit as equals, creating feelings of openness at meetings, increasing collaboration, ultimately leading to a clearer (better) plan. It's no surprise to learn then, that in search of creating more avenues to lead the company to success, this idea of the 'round table' is something that businesses have adopted in their office interiors in London.