Hotel Furniture Blog - Artone, LLC

Wood Veneer Vs. Laminate Casegoods: Everything You Should Know

Two of the most common materials used in hospitality casegoods, wood veneer and laminate furniture pieces are favorite options for hotel owners and designers. 

Hotel FF&E Storage: A Mathematical Evaluation

In a perfect world, you’d be ready to receive your order of hotel casegoods as soon as it was ready. Your hotel furniture would be carefully loaded onto trucks and taken directly to your property. And a crew would be waiting on-site at your property to place and install it. 

Laminate Casegoods: Proper Care & Maintenance

Whether you’re redesigning a hotel or building a brand-new one, hospitality casegoods are a substantial portion of any project’s budget. 

5 Sustainable Hospitality Furniture Materials (& 3 That Aren't)

There’s a color at your hotel that more guests care about. 

It doesn’t matter what your overall design scheme or color palette is, this color can make all the difference in how they’ll feel about lodging at your hotel. 

The color? 

Green. 

How 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. 

Matching Business Traveler Hotel Requirements With Hospitality Design

3 Hotel Room Designs With Contemporary Commercial Furniture

3 Hospitality Casegoods Misconceptions Answered

We’ve been in casegoods business for nearly 50 years, so you could say “we’ve been around the block” a few times. And when it comes to misconceptions with the hotel casegoods market, believe us, WE'VE.HEARD.IT.ALL.

So, we’ve decided it’s time to set the record straight:

Hospitality Furniture Quality Control Checklist

Quality control is an important part of the hospitality furniture manufacturing process. From design, to implementation, to maintenance. Without quality control, there is no guarantee a product will meet quality requirements.

Tip #1: The easiest way to ensure quality control is to work with a domestic manufacturer.

Tip #2: Use this hospitality furniture quality control checklist to ensure a high-quality finished product.

Cost 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.