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Five Ways to Improve a Restaurant Scheme Through Furniture
Assess restaurant seating, finishes, layouts, bespoke details and lighting together, completing decisions through samples and daily service arrangements.
Bespoke Chair Design: From Project Brief to Production
Plan bespoke chairs for hotels, restaurants and cafés through a clear brief, sample evaluation, material specification and production approval.
Bespoke Chairs: Planning a Project Furniture Order
Define chair customisation, table compatibility, materials, quantities and delivery requirements in a clear project quotation brief.
Cane Chairs: Woven Details and Contract Project Selection
Choose cane-style chairs by reviewing woven materials, frame and table dimensions, bar seating heights and maintenance requirements.
Chairs with Character: Combining Wood, Leather and Textured Fabrics
Create cohesive restaurant and hotel seating areas by combining wood, leather tones and textured upholstery with thoughtfully chosen tables and lighting.
Using Teddy Upholstery: Fabric Selection and Care Planning
Assess teddy-style upholstery through fabric details, the intended setting and care instructions, from the first sample to everyday use.
Teddy Upholstered Chairs: Table Fit and Seating Details
Choose teddy upholstered dining chairs by reviewing table clearance, arms, frame details, seams and the sitting experience together.
Modern Interior Design: Clean Lines and a Clear Visual Identity
Create a modern interior with defined furniture silhouettes, balanced materials, open arrangements and carefully chosen focal pieces.
Minimalist Interior Design: Fewer Pieces, Clearer Character
Use space, texture, thoughtful storage and carefully chosen furniture to create a minimalist interior with a distinct identity.
Scandinavian Interior Design: Wood, Light and Warm Textures
Bring together light wood, soft furniture forms, layered textiles and practical choices for a Scandinavian-inspired interior.
Transitional Interior Design: Balancing Classic and Contemporary Furniture
Connect traditional forms and contemporary pieces through colour, texture and proportion for a coherent transitional interior.
French Country Interiors: Rustic Textures and Refined Furniture Details
Combine soft colours, timber surfaces, patterned textiles and selected classic details for a welcoming French country-inspired interior.
Industrial Interior Design: Metal, Timber and Textured Surfaces
Balance metal lines, visible timber texture and softer upholstery when designing industrial-inspired cafés, restaurants and lounges.
Contemporary Interiors: Form, Materials and Changing Uses
Create a contemporary interior through clear forms, balanced materials and flexible furniture layouts that respond to the way the space will be used.
Bohemian Interiors: Balancing Patterns, Textures and Furniture
Combine patterned textiles, wood, woven details and personal objects in a bohemian interior while keeping the seating arrangement comfortable and usable.
Buying Kitchen Chairs: Fit, Cleaning and Everyday Use
Choose kitchen chairs by comparing table clearance, care requirements, handling and the practical details of mixing different designs.
Chair Design for 2027 Projects: Form, Colour and Materials
Coordinate chair shapes, colours, upholstery and materials for hotel, restaurant and café projects, with practical selection and sample approval steps.
Modern Waiting Areas: Modular Arrangements and a Shared Visual Language
Connect individual and multiple-seat furniture through common details, and assess modular options through their components and alternative arrangements.
The History of the Thonet Chair: Michael Thonet and No. 14
Explore the timeline from Michael Thonet’s workshop to the No. 14 coffee-house chair, and how bentwood design connected form, production and distribution.
Understanding Cane-Woven Chairs: Material, Weave and Frame Details
Look beyond the woven pattern to distinguish material, panel construction and the practical details of cane-style chair seats and backs.