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Hospitality

Hospitality Furniture

Dining, bar, banquette, lounge and outdoor — furniture specified for commercial service.

Hospitality Furniture
Furniture that survives service

The brief

Furniture that survives service

A venue chair is handled hundreds of times a week, stacked, dragged, wiped down and sat in by people who are not being careful.

Residential furniture in a commercial venue fails in months: joints loosen, finishes mark, fabrics fail their rub count. The difference is not the look, it is the duty rating, the frame construction and whether parts can be replaced instead of the whole piece.

We specify to commercial duty across dining, bar, banquette and lounge, so a refurbishment is a refresh rather than a full replacement.

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What shapes the schedule

Four things that decide a hospitality order

Where hospitality specification differs from workplace, and where venues most often get caught.

01

Duty and cleanability

Commercial duty rating, frame construction and whether the seat, the arm or the glide can be replaced on its own.

02

Fabric and finish

Rub counts, stain and moisture resistance, and how a finish behaves under repeated cleaning rather than in a showroom.

03

Footprint and circulation

Seat width, chair pull-out and the aisle left behind it. Covers per square metre is a furniture decision before it is a layout one.

04

Outdoor exposure

Coastal and rooftop conditions eat fixings and finishes. Material, fixing and warranty terms matter more than the look.

Martela Sola lounge seating in a light, open workplace

Showroom

See it, sit on it, specify it.

Bring the plan. Our Pyrmont showroom is set up to compare finishes, test seating and work through a schedule with our team.

Address
Shop 1, 209 Harris St
Pyrmont NSW 2009
Hours
Monday – Friday
By appointment