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Hospitality interiors

Hotel dining & guest spaces

These photographs bring together dining spaces, wood-panelled details and a guest-room setting. They offer a starting point for discussing furniture, finishes and the different requirements of shared areas and guest rooms.

Focus
Dining areas, guest furniture & wood finishes
Project
Selected interior photographs
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A closer look

The details
that connect it.

  • Dining furniture and a wood-fronted bar beside full-height windows
  • A dining room framed by timber screens and wall panels
  • Guest-room seating, bedside furniture and coordinated wall finishes

Use this collection to discuss the areas and products in your own hospitality brief. Your quotation defines the items, specifications and responsibilities included.

For your own space

Define the package.

We review the pieces and responsibilities that matter to your project, with a scope agreed before production.

  1. 01Room types, furniture schedules and selected interior materials
  2. 02Dimensions, finish samples and product requirements
  3. 03Quantities, packaging, delivery scope and site responsibilities

Before we begin

A few practical questions.

Can you review a hotel furniture schedule?

Yes. Share the room types, quantities and available plans or specifications. We can review the selected furniture and materials, and clarify the supply scope before preparing a quotation.

Can dining and guest-room items be coordinated?

We can review them as one sourcing brief, while keeping the specifications and quantities clear for each area. Finish samples help establish a consistent direction across the selected items.

How are destination requirements handled?

Tell us the destination and any requirements supplied by your local project team. Product specifications, available documents, delivery responsibilities and installation arrangements need to be checked and agreed for your project.

Your next step

Make it your project.

A plan, reference image or item list is enough to start the conversation. Tell us what you have in mind.

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