Restaurant & hotel furniture, made to your specification.
Contract chairs, bar stools, tables, booth seating and bedroom furniture for UK hospitality. Built to order, specified for daily service and quoted per project.
- Made to orderYour sizes, finishes and fabrics
- Contract gradeJoints and finishes for daily service
- UK fire standardsUpholstery built to your specification
- Trade quantitiesSamples before production
01 Approach
We make furniture for rooms that seat hundreds of guests a week. That means steam-bent frames that stay tight, upholstery that passes the fire test your licence asks for, and table bases that do not wobble on an old pub floor. You bring the brief and the drawings; we specify, sample, build and ship.
What is contract furniture?
Contract furniture is furniture built for commercial spaces such as restaurants, cafés, pubs and hotels. Compared with domestic furniture it uses stronger joints, heavier frames, wipe-clean or fire-compliant upholstery and finishes that survive daily cleaning, and it is usually made to order in trade quantities.
02 Collections
Seven collections for every room in a venue
Each piece is a starting point. Change the size, timber, stain, frame colour or fabric to suit your interior.
Restaurant & café chairs
Timber, metal and upholstered dining chairs built for daily service.
Bar stools
Bar and counter heights, welded frames, footrests that last.
Tables, tops & bases
Laminate, oak, veneer and stone tops on heavy bases.
Booth & banquette seating
Fixed seating made to your floor plan.
Hotel bedroom & lounge
Headboards, bedside tables and lounge chairs for guest rooms.
Outdoor & terrace
Aluminium, rattan and teak for terraces and pub gardens.
Banqueting & events
Chairs and tables that stack, fold and set up fast.
03 Materials
Specified for service, finished for the room
04 Workshop
From drawing to delivery
Frames are built, finished and upholstered by specialist contract furniture workshops in China that we specify and inspect, then packed for the journey to your site.
How a project runs05 Sectors
Furniture for every kind of hospitality space
06 Specified often
Pieces our clients specify most
07 Process
How we work with you
- Brief and drawingsSend your floor plan, quantities and references. We suggest pieces and sizes.
- Quotation and specificationA written quote with materials, finishes, fire standard and lead time.
- Pre-production sampleOne sample in your finish or fabric to approve before anything is made.
- Production and inspectionBuilt to the approved sample and checked before packing.
- Shipping and deliverySea freight to a UK port, with delivery to your site quoted on request.
08 Choosing
Which restaurant chair suits your venue?
| Chair type | Best for | Cleaning | Stacks? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bentwood café chair | Cafés, brasseries | Wipe timber; padded seat optional | No |
| Faux leather chair | Busy restaurants, bistros | Easiest: wipe clean | No |
| High back upholstered | Fine dining, hotel restaurants | Contract fabric, stain treatment | No |
| Stackable metal chair | Cafés, food halls, canteens | Very easy | Yes, up to 10 |
| Wishbone chair | Neighbourhood restaurants | Cord seat needs care | No |
09 Samples
See and sit before you commit
Before production we make a sample in your chosen finish or fabric, and we can send finish chips and fabric swatches for your designer. Sample costs and delivery are quoted per model, so you know exactly what you are approving.
Samples and lead times10 Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for contract furniture?
Most chairs and bar stools start at 20–50 pieces per design, tables at around 10–20 per size, and booth seating is made per project. Colours and fabrics can often be mixed within one order; your quotation confirms the exact minimum.
How long does a restaurant furniture order take?
Allow roughly 7–15 working days for a pre-production sample, 30–45 days of production after sample approval, then around 30–40 days of sea freight to a UK port. Small urgent items can travel by air at extra cost.
Can upholstery meet UK fire regulations?
Yes. Tell us the standard your venue needs, for example BS 5852 Crib 5 or BS EN 1021-1/2, and we confirm a compliant foam, interliner and fabric build in writing with your quotation.
Do you supply samples before production?
Yes. We make a pre-production sample in your chosen finish or fabric so you can check comfort, colour and build. Sample costs and delivery are quoted per model.
Do you sell to the public?
We work with hospitality operators, interior designers, fit-out contractors and furniture resellers. Orders are quoted per project in trade quantities.
Planning a new opening or a refurbishment?
Send us your floor plan and quantities. We reply with a written specification and quotation.