For us, the chairman’s meeting room has never been a purely formal space. It’s where decisions that can change the direction of the entire business are made. It’s where leadership thinking is most clearly expressed without words. This space reflects not only prestige but also the character and personality of the leader. At Proce, we always uphold a core principle: leadership spaces cannot be copied. Because using a pre-made template only creates a beautiful room, not a space that bears the unique mark of power and strategy of the leader.
The reason Proce never uses pre-made templates in the design of the chairman’s meeting room
The chairman’s meeting room is not a mass-produced product
Proce never uses pre-made templates when designing the chairman’s meeting room. This is because, by its very nature, it’s not a space that can be copied. Each chairman represents a different leadership mindset. Some make decisions with power and decisiveness. Others are cautious, strategic, and long-term thinkers. Still others lead with openness and the ability to inspire. These differences lie not only in personality but also in how they run their businesses, from family-run to corporate models, from domestic markets to global arenas. When leadership thinking differs, the space serving the leader must also differ.
A pre-designed template only creates “standard” but anonymous meeting rooms. They are so similar that they fail to tell the brand story. Nor do they have the depth to reflect the status and power of the leader. In such spaces, the chairman is merely someone sitting in the meeting room, not someone who owns the space.
For Proce, that’s a strategic waste. The chairman’s meeting room should be a place that supports decision-making, affirms leadership identity, and subtly conveys a message of authority. Therefore, Proce always starts with the person behind the chairman’s chair, never with a pre-made design. We believe that a space without leadership personality is a failed space, no matter how beautiful it may be.
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The chairman’s meeting room is a tool for corporate governance
Think of the chairman’s meeting room as a management system. It’s not just a matter of choosing the right set of furniture. Every major business decision goes through this room. And how the space functions will directly influence how the people within it think and act.
When the meeting table layout is properly designed, the chairman enters with a sense of control. When the layout is wrong, the power of leadership is fragmented from the very beginning. The distance between seating positions not only creates comfort but also subtly establishes the power structure and the degree to which people dare to speak up. Lighting can make a meeting sharp or tiring, and sound determines whether the exchange is a serious discussion or just a casual chat.
That’s why Proce never uses pre-made templates. Catalog templates are created to “look good,” not to guide leadership behavior. They don’t understand what a chairman needs when making difficult decisions. Do they need pressure or balance, speed or depth? Therefore, the chairman’s meeting room must be programmed as a tool for operation. Programmed emotions so the space creates the right atmosphere. Programmed behavior so meetings run smoothly. And programmed power so the leader’s position is always naturally present. For Proce, if a space doesn’t help leaders make better decisions, then no matter how beautiful it is, it’s just furniture.
Each business has its own unique spatial DNA
Every business possesses its own “space DNA.” And the chairman’s meeting room is where that DNA is most clearly revealed. This space not only serves high-level meetings but also represents the scale, internal culture, industry, and growth ambitions of the entire organization.
A rapidly growing technology company will need a meeting room that is minimalist, flexible, and encourages forward-thinking. Conversely, a traditional business demands a language of sustainable materials, standardized proportions, and a sense of stability to foster trust and continuity. For large corporations, the chairman’s meeting room must speak the language of international power: standardized, controlled, and sophisticated enough to work with global partners.
The problem is that ready-made design templates aren’t born from a company’s DNA, but from the need for quick and safe copying. They try to please everyone, ultimately failing to reflect anything specific. When a generic template is applied to different DNAs, the space becomes discordant, even blurring the leadership identity. That’s why Proce doesn’t choose ready-made templates. We start by deciphering the spatial DNA of each business. From there, we design the chairman’s meeting room as a silent statement of identity and ambition. For Proce, there’s no single template for different DNAs, and any formulaic solution is an unnecessary compromise.
Proce’s design philosophy for private chairman’s meeting room
Proce’s design philosophy begins at a very different point: people, not blueprints. We believe that a chairman’s meeting room cannot be created from emotionless lines. It must be shaped by how a chairman thinks, meets, makes decisions, and communicates. Before considering materials or style, Proce takes the time to interview the chairman directly to understand their work rhythm, desired level of control, and how they interact with the team and partners. Only when we truly understand the leader can the space truly fulfill its intended role.
From then on, every design was “tailor-made.” Meeting tables weren’t simply defined by standard dimensions, but rather calculated according to power dynamics: the number of attendees, the meeting structure, and how the chairperson would lead the discussion. The chairperson’s seat was always placed in the best position, offering the most aesthetically pleasing view and seating position, enough to inspire a sense of initiative, leadership, and control over the meeting’s pace.
Furthermore, the materials used in the meeting room are not chosen based on short-term trends. This is because it’s a space where lasting value is always more important than fashion. Therefore, Proce doesn’t work with pre-made designs. The design template offers convenience, while leaders require absolute precision.
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Why did Proce choose the more difficult path in creating leadership spaces?
Proce accepted the difficult path, the higher investment costs, and the more time-consuming process because the chairman’s meeting room is never a place for easy solutions. Not using a pre-made template means a longer process, requiring deeper expertise and more layers of thinking, from leadership strategy to spatial usage behavior. But it is precisely this complexity that creates real value. Each meeting room is designed as a space exclusively for a chairman, reflecting how they make decisions, how they control the meeting, and how they exercise power. There are no copies, no alternatives.
Ready-made templates offer immediate convenience, but at the cost of short-term gains. They are designed for mass use and therefore cannot keep pace with changing business conditions. Nor can they accompany a chairman for decades of management.
Proce chooses to invest time in studying people. They choose to invest in the right design and accept the challenge of ensuring the space has lasting value, not just in terms of materials. A properly designed executive meeting room can accompany a business through many stages of development without needing redesign or replacement. That’s why Proce doesn’t view interior design as a final product. Proce builds leadership spaces where every important decision is supported by a fitting context.
Conclude
Choosing a pre-designed template puts businesses in a comfort zone, where everything is right but lacks originality. Conversely, a custom-designed executive meeting room reflects a deep understanding of the leader’s position, direction, and long-term vision. It’s not about aesthetics; it’s about character and strategic choices. At Proce, we don’t create identical spaces because we believe each leader and each business has its own unique path, which needs to be reflected in the space where the most important decisions are made.
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