Choosing hotel restaurant furniture requires a different approach from furnishing a guest room. Restaurant chairs and tables may be used by dozens of different guests every day, moved frequently by staff and cleaned repeatedly between service periods. The same hotel may also have several very different dining environments: a breakfast room, an all-day restaurant, a…
Choosing hotel patio furniture starts with understanding how the outdoor area will actually be used. A breakfast terrace, pool deck, rooftop lounge and casual patio may all need outdoor furniture, but they should not automatically use the same chairs, tables or materials. The most useful way to plan these spaces is to compare the operating…
Finding the best hotel furniture suppliers for a project is rarely about choosing the factory with the biggest catalog or the lowest first quotation. Hotel furniture orders usually combine casegoods, beds, tables, seating, upholstery, different room types and project-specific finishes. A supplier that performs well on one standard product may not necessarily be suitable for…
