Bespoke Chairs: Planning a Project Furniture Order

Bespoke chairs help connect a furniture order with the dimensions and design intent of a project. Adapting an existing model’s upholstery or finish differs from developing a new frame. Defining the scope early gives both the procurement team and manufacturer a clearer basis for quotation.

Distinguish adaptation from new design

Identify the changes required on an existing model before requesting a new design. Finish, upholstery and dimension changes should be assessed for technical feasibility. A new design may require drawings, sampling and production development; not every concept can be made through the same process.

Provide table and counter dimensions

Dining chairs and bar chairs need different seating heights. Measure the tabletop and available clearance beneath it. Review armrests, footrests and floor contact details on the proposed model.

Specify materials and the environment

Assess timber and metal frames for appearance, weight, maintenance and intended use. Request upholstery codes and samples. State outdoor use, stacking and frequent handling requirements explicitly; a general material description does not establish suitability.

Include quantities and delivery requirements

Create a furniture schedule showing where each chair type will be used and how many are needed. Discuss samples, production timing, packaging and delivery scope in writing. Retain approved drawings and material samples as order references.

Coordinate the project palette

A shared finish or upholstery palette can connect different seating types across hotel and restaurant furniture packages. Sandalyeonline is a Turkey-based international B2B contract and hospitality furniture manufacturer. Send your layout, model preferences and quantities to our export team.