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Chairs arranged in rows facing the stage, ideal for presentations and lectures; Accommodates a large audience.

Rows of tables with chairs facing the front of the room, usually for workshops or training; Accommodates medium-sized groups.

Tables set in the shape of the letter U with chairs around the outside; Good for conferences and encourages interaction; Typically accommodates up to 30 guests.

Large table with chairs around, suitable for formal meetings and small groups; Accommodates around 20 guests.

Round tables with chairs around them, used for meals and small group discussions; Each table typically seats 8-10 guests.

Round tables with chairs arranged in an open end toward the stage, for dining and entertainment events; Seats fewer guests than banquet for clearer stage view.

Tables arranged in a square (or rectangle) with an open center and chairs around the outside; Suitable for groups of 20-40 guests.

Casual standing space with some seated areas and high tables for drinks; Encourages movement and mingling; Accommodates large numbers depending on the space.

Similar to banquet style with chairs only on one side of the table, facing towards the front; Good for events that include meals and presentations.