Hospitality FF&E: Solid Surface Vs. Quartz Furniture
Some materials used in hotel casegoods and other guestroom furnishings seem to have a rivalry of sorts.
LEARN MOREGuide to Specifying Hotel Laminate Casegoods
Regardless of the size and scope of a hotel project, furniture – especially pieces that are custom designed – is one of the biggest expenses.
LEARN MOREThe Best Choice for Hotel FF&E Installation? (It’s Your Manufacturer)
The final part of any hotel FF&E (fixtures, furniture & equipment) project is one of the most important: installation. It’s the last leg of your order’s journey to your hotel, and the last place you’d want anything to go wrong.
LEARN MOREHow to Make a Hotel FF&E Installer’s Job a Breeze
Imagine being one of the head NASA scientists working to send the Curiosity Rover to Mars.
After years of testing, planning, and working within a tight budget, the robot is just minutes away from being launched into space.
But hold on. Despite all your preparations, someone forgot to install its mechanical arms months ago. And they forgot to mention it. The rover’s trip to another planet will have to wait. And your team now has to spend time and money to get the probe and launch ready for another time.
LEARN MORECost to Build a Boutique Hotel From the Ground Up
According to Cushman & Wakefield, the average cost of building a hotel ranges from $115,000 to $1.5 million per room. That takes hotels at every level from midscale to luxury, including boutique hotel projects.
This is a huge variance, and the price that’s accurate for your hotel largely depends on a few things:
- What type of experience you want to give to your guests.
- Where the hotel is.
- Design considerations desired to complement your brand.
What Are Hotel Casegoods?
The answer is fairly simple, the majority of hotel casegoods share one common component, that can vary in size and shape and it can be a bottom, top, side, back, door or drawer; it’s a panel.
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Custom Luggage Bench + 3 Other Items to Design for Great Guest Spaces
Having the opportunity to travel - for work, leisure, or #bileisure - usually means staying at a hotel.
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