Trade & projects

Spaces we work in

Hospitality

Make the quieter moments part of the stay.

A guest-room corner, a listening lounge or a shared retreat begins with a clear sense of place. Select furniture in the context of the guest experience, the interior scheme and the team who will care for it.

An Oyster Meditation Chair in a warm interior with a low table
Meditation Chair interior concept.

Planning the space

Begin with the way it will be used.

Locate the experience

Specify whether the piece is for a guest room, suite or shared lounge. Describe intended activities, expected occupancy and how the area connects to service routes.

Bring the operating brief

Include housekeeping protocols, approved cleaning products and material requirements. Request commercial specifications and discuss suitability for the proposed frequency of use.

Coordinate the installation

Share room plans, quantities and opening or refurbishment dates. Flag lift access, phased deliveries and occupied areas that affect the installation plan.

Furniture & light

Pieces to explore.

A starting point for your brief. Commercial specifications and product suitability are confirmed through a project quotation.

Explore Circadia for ambient light, and discuss its specification as part of your project.

Your project

Let’s talk about the details.

Bring your questions and an outline of the space. Materials, quantities and current lead times can be reviewed together.

Can we include custom furniture in the project?

Custom commissions can be discussed alongside collection pieces. Share the design direction, intended use, room dimensions and budget range so the proposed scope can be reviewed.

What should we send for a multi-room quotation?

Provide a schedule of rooms, the proposed pieces and quantities for each, plus finish preferences and delivery phases. Include the operator’s material and care requirements so the quotation can address the actual project brief.

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