From plans and FF&E schedules to coordinated review

Custom Hotel Guestroom Furniture Packages

Organize a custom product scope, engineering questions, finish samples, prototype decisions, and packing requirements as one project package.

Project priorities

Resolve the decisions that affect fit, operation, and procurement

Custom packages work best when responsibilities, interfaces, revisions, and approval decisions are visible to the complete project team.

Scope clarity

Separate standard items, custom items, alternates, excluded work, and information still needed.

Interface review

Coordinate wall, electrical, plumbing, equipment, stone, upholstery, and installation conditions.

Revision control

Use one current drawing and finish approval baseline across the owner, designer, purchaser, and manufacturer.

Packing coordination

Define product codes, room and floor labels, phasing, spare items, and responsibility boundaries.

Recommended starting products

Build the room scope from coordinated functional zones

Products shown here are planning concepts. Dimensions, construction, finishes, and equipment must be confirmed for the project.

NS-101

Powered Commercial Nightstand

A compact bedside casegood planned around guest charging, daily storage, and service access.

HB-201

Integrated Power Headboard

A coordinated headboard wall concept that aligns upholstery, bedside panels, lighting, and power zones.

DD-301

Desk and Dresser Combination

A combined work and storage zone for efficient business and extended-stay guestrooms.

VN-402

Fluted Boutique Vanity

A softly detailed vanity concept for boutique projects seeking texture without decorative excess.

WR-601

Modular Wardrobe

A modular wardrobe concept combining hanging, shelving, luggage, and equipment planning zones.

RU-701

Refreshment Unit

A compact hospitality refreshment cabinet planned around appliance clearances, storage, and serviceability.

Review path

Use drawings and a model-room review to close open decisions

Share plans and requirements, select or customize, review drawings and prototype, confirm production, and coordinate packing and delivery.

Share Plans & Requirements

Select or Customize

Review Drawings & Prototype

Confirm Production

Coordinate Packing & Delivery

Questions

Common questions at the start of a project

Unknown commercial terms are confirmed by the project team rather than assumed on the website.

What should be included in the first brief?

Provide room count, room types, plans, FF&E schedule, brand requirements, budget direction, target dates, and the current product scope.

Can you work from an existing basis of design?

Share the authorized reference and identify which dimensions, functions, and visual characteristics must be preserved.

When is production approved?

The project-specific approval package should identify final drawings, finish samples, hardware, interfaces, packaging, and any approved exceptions.

Build a custom guestroom package

Upload the current plans and describe the room count, target delivery window, and approval path.