BDNY Fair 2018: All About FORMA
The annual Boutique Design Trade Fair in New York City is one of our favorite shows to attend every year. This year’s BDNY fair had double the traffic of previous years, making it the can’t miss ...
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Why Buy American Made Hotel Furniture?
If you've begun to look for new furnishings for your hotel property, you know that there are a myriad of choices, both from U.S. manufacturers and from overseas-based furniture makers. However, ...
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Hospitality Logistics: Involve Furniture Manufacturers in Hotel Design
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What Should Multifunctional Furniture in a Hotel Room Include?
How often do hotel guests today actually use that huge walk-in wardrobe? That dresser? The minibar? How about even the nightside stand drawer?
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Choosing Customized Hotel Bedroom Furniture vs. Catalog Furniture Collections
You’ve made so many decisions by the time your hotel project nears the finish line. Over the course of months (or even years) you’ve successfully: Navigated budgetary concerns Chosen a “dream team” ...
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How Will Steel & Aluminum Tariffs Affect the Hospitality Industry?
The short- and long-term impacts of the Trump administration’s recently enacted steel and aluminum tariffs remain to be seen. To the hospitality industry, tariffs could either actually level the ...
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6 Things the Hospitality Industry Learned in 2017
It was the first full year a hotelier sat in the Oval Office. The three-headed battle grew more intense between mainstream hotels, home-sharing companies, and online travel agencies. Hotel mergers, ...
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Guest Expectations: Wood Veneer vs. Laminate Casegoods
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3 Hotel Furniture Safety Factors Designers Can't Ignore
How your hotel furniture is manufactured can affect not only your bottom line, but also the health and safety of those who use it.
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5 Modular Hotel Design Adaptive Furniture Options
Has ownership opted for a modular hotel design? Though it’s not for everyone, it can offer an economical option. Going modular often makes sense to fit tighter budgets and constraining urban spaces.