
Furniture / material selection reference
01Guestrooms
Beds, bedside tables, desks, seating and storage.

Start with your room types, furniture schedule and opening plan. Review product suitability, samples and delivery requirements before committing to a batch order.
Review my hotel furniture listA room-type schedule connects the design intent with the quantity to procure. Confirm the individual pieces and the complete room before a repeated order is approved.

Furniture / material selection reference
01Beds, bedside tables, desks, seating and storage.

Furniture / material selection reference
02Additional living, dining and selected fitted elements.

Furniture / material selection reference
03Sofas, occasional chairs, tables and reception-area furniture.

Furniture / material selection reference
04Coordinate with the restaurant and outdoor procurement scope.

AI material-coordination concept based on an Arcaya finish photograph. Proposed textures are illustrative, not approved physical samples.
Use the approved drawings, materials and sample decisions as a controlled reference. Resolve dimensions and finish changes before proceeding to a repeated batch.
Start with the operator-approved room layout, not only a collection of furniture images. Review one complete room type so that bed, bedside pieces, desk, seating and storage work together. The acceptance criteria come from your project, not a universal hotel package.
| Sample-room decision | What to check together | Approval record |
|---|---|---|
| Bed and mattress interface | Confirm the actual mattress size, support construction, finished bed height and headboard fixing interface. | Item drawing, mattress reference and approved sample-room observations. |
| Bedside use | Check drawer/door travel, reach to controls and socket access against the room layout. | Measured positions and any electrical coordination decisions. |
| Desk and seating | Review usable writing space, chair movement, arm clearance and cable access. | Paired desk/chair approval rather than two separate catalogue approvals. |
| Luggage and storage | Check baggage placement, hanging/storage needs, handles and access for cleaning. | Room-type storage schedule and hardware references. |
| Finish and housekeeping | Review coded timber/paint/upholstery samples, seams, edges and proposed cleaning instructions. | Physical sample register and operator-approved care method. |
| Repeated rooms and specialist requirements | Record item quantity per room, approved revision, handed variants and required project documents. | Room-type release sheet; local specialists confirm applicable accessibility and fire requirements. |
A furniture sample is not the same as a complete room mock-up. Reserve any unresolved wall fixing, electrical or installation interfaces before releasing the affected items.
Compare proportions, materials and combinations before confirming the product schedule.



List furniture per room type and multiply by the confirmed room count.
Check dimensions, finishes, samples and any required technical documents.
Resolve outstanding decisions before the repeated production order.
Agree item labels, packing, delivery phases and receiving records.



Illustrative structure, not a supplied hotel project or fixed furniture package.
| Area / room type | Furniture group | Approval focus |
|---|---|---|
| Standard guestroom | Bed, bedside tables, desk, chair | Layout, dimensions, finish |
| Suite living area | Sofa, occasional seating, tables | Configuration and finish coordination |
| Lobby lounge | Seating and occasional tables | Intended use and material suitability |
| Dining / terrace | Tables, chairs, outdoor pieces | Separate indoor and exposure requirements |
For each room type: rooms x items per room, plus separately approved spare quantities. Keep lobby, dining and other shared areas outside that multiplication.
Show mock-up/sample costs, drawing revisions, batch unit prices, packing, freight and destination services. Ask whether sample costs are refundable or credited; do not assume they are.
Distinguish sample approval, production completion, shipment, site arrival and installation completion. Confirm room/floor package labels, temporary storage and who signs receiving records.
Room type, item code and shipment phase should remain visible at receiving. Confirm how goods will be unloaded, stored and moved to rooms, and who handles installation and defects.
A blank schedule for your product references, quantities and project requirements.
Keep open decisions visible, with a named owner and an evidence reference for each approval.
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Clear decisions before a confirmed order.
Share your proposed sample-room scope and schedule for review. Sample availability, charges and timing are confirmed before proceeding.
Do not assume a full FF&E package. Define the furniture and related categories in the brief; equipment, operating supplies and specialist systems need separate confirmation.
Use the approved specification and samples as references, with an agreed inspection plan. The scope and sampling approach should be documented.
Lead times depend on specifications, approvals, supplier capacity and logistics. Confirm milestones and contingency rather than treating an initial estimate as a guarantee.
Use the confirmed room count multiplied by the approved quantity of each item per room type. Add shared-area furniture and approved spares as separate lines. Different room sizes or handed layouts may need separate drawings and item codes.
Use renders for design intent, then resolve the actual dimensions, physical finishes and installation interfaces. Where a mock-up is required, record the complete room review before repeating the batch.
Only if they are included in the agreed scope. List loose furniture, fitted joinery, lighting and other items separately, with drawing, compliance, site measurement and installation responsibilities.
An item-coded packing list, room/floor or phase identifiers, assembly instructions, agreed spare hardware and the receiving contact. Clarify storage, handling, defect recording and installation before shipment.
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