It depends on some other factors. What kind of work will be done here" Will participants have lap tops? 30" space per participants is minimum. If they are using lap tops 36, preferably 48". About the longest table you're going to be able to use is a 10' model. That would leave you with 3.5' at each end. A 4'x10' rectangle table will seat 10 at 30" spaces (4 on each side + 1 at each end). This is tight in my opinion.

1. Keep only what you need or want and avoid duplicates. Ahh. if only life were only that simple. You move in together with a "relationship" and your partner's "stuff" is "nicer" so you sell everything. Well, ladies and gentlemen, if it doesn't work out, if it wasn't "yours" before you moved in you'll have nothing when you move out. Consider all options. Store items of "yours" for a while that you'd like to keep, just in case. :) Store Grandma's antiques that you like that you may regret selling. If you Hate the antiques, sell them. 2. If your new abode is only YOURS.,,.keep only what you love and eliminate duplicates.

Do you have the space this really needs to be 60 x 60” which means the space needs to be min. 10 x 10’ and that will be a tight fit.As for material either will work and as for price it depends on how thick the glass is or what kind of wood

Thanks for your reply. Here if you see the picture. There is a groove at the centre, initially i was planning to place natural stone on that, thats why made a groove. but when i was having lunch , i found not enough space for keeping food/utensils. Due to small width, and if I increase the width of table top - both sides by 3 inches, it will suit me perfect. So if I place a clear glass on top, what should I place at the central part. How to manage that groove, I am thinking about putting stone pebbles. Another option - I can place glass at the center and for sides, can place stone slabs. Again, do you think, should i fix stone over there. It will fit the groove.