Arrival and Reception
Reception counters and loose furniture are aligned with circulation, sight lines and daily operation.
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Furniture Planning
Turning Interior Intent into a Coordinated Furniture Package
The work begins with the room information supplied by the design and project teams, then moves through detailing, finish review, mock-up and production.
Restaurant Interiors
Table sizes, chair comfort and service clearances are reviewed as one dining layout.
Lobby and Lounge Areas
Loose furniture groups support conversation, waiting and flexible hotel use.
Guestrooms and Suites
Beds, casegoods, wardrobes and seating share dimensions and a controlled finish family.
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Start with the Room and the Operating Needs
Furniture dimensions must leave the right clearances while supporting housekeeping, guest use and maintenance.
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Resolve Interfaces Before Manufacturing
Wall panels, power positions, stone, metal, upholstery and hardware details are reviewed together.
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Use a Mock-Up to Make Decisions Visible
A full-size review gives the team a practical way to confirm finish, comfort and construction.
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Carry Approved Information into Production
The final room list, drawings and sample decisions guide machining, assembly, checking and packing.
PROJECT PROCESS
From Project Information to Finished Furniture
PROJECT QUESTIONS
What the Team Reviews Before Production
Resolve Interfaces Before Manufacturing
Wall panels, power positions, stone, metal, upholstery and hardware details are reviewed together.
Use a Mock-Up to Make Decisions Visible
A full-size review gives the team a practical way to confirm finish, comfort and construction.
Carry Approved Information into Production
The final room list, drawings and sample decisions guide machining, assembly, checking and packing.