Hotel and resort upholstery
Hotel and Resort Upholstery for Hospitality Properties
The property stays open.
Guest rooms, lobbies, restaurants and event spaces reupholstered on your schedule, in the fabric your book specifies and to the brand standards it sets. Staggered by floor or wing so the property never has to close for a refresh.
What we take on
6 kinds of hotel upholstery.
Guest side, back of house, and everything the room reads as part of the stay.
01Guest room seating
Beds, headboards, ottomans and side chairs, cycled through the workroom on a schedule that fits room turnover rather than the other way around.
02Lobby and public areas
Sofas, accent chairs and banquettes in the highest-traffic spaces on the property, in fabric spec'd for wear rather than for the sample book.
03Restaurant and bar
Booth backs and seats, banquettes and bar stools in cleanable finishes that keep serving the room after they have been reupholstered.
04Ballroom and event
Stack chairs and banquet seating in the counts an event property actually runs, turned around fast enough to keep the calendar.
05Poolside and outdoor
Chaise pads, sling seating and cabana upholstery. The same closed-cell foam and UV-stable vinyl logic that keeps marine work from failing early.
Headboards and bedding
Custom upholstered headboards, foot benches and platforms cut to the specific room dimensions, not to a stock size.
How we handle COM
COM handling for hospitality properties.
Fabric arrives from your mill or your designer's book, and we build the piece to it. Brand standards on stitch, seam and construction are followed the way the spec sheet reads. Cleanability and durability are chosen against what the room actually sees, not against a catalogue default.
Sample panelEvery property gets a sample panel signed off before we cut.
How a hospitality job runs
How a hotel upholstery job runs.
The property runs on its own calendar. We fit around it.
Site survey
We come to the property, count seats, log conditions, and receive the brand book or designer spec that governs the work.
Approval
Cost, timeline and material samples signed off before any work begins. Install schedule proposed by wing, floor or F&B block.
Build off site
Pieces cycle through our workroom in phases. The property stays open through the whole job, and the calendar keeps moving.
Install
Overnight or between-turn installs so rooms return to inventory the same day. Nothing goes back into service until it is signed off.
Workrooms, 3 coastal cities
Hotel upholstery across coastal SC.
Every workroom is fully equipped and on site. Hospitality work is scheduled from whichever 1 is closest to the property.
Before you write
Hospitality questions we get most.
If yours is not here, put it in the message box and we will answer it in the estimate.
Can you keep the property open during the job?
Yes. Pieces cycle through our workroom in phases and are reinstalled overnight or between room turns. The property never has to close for a refresh.
Do you handle COM from our brand book?
Yes. Fabric arrives from the mill or from your designer's book, and we build to it. Brand standards on stitch, seam and construction are followed the way the spec sheet reads.
Who is responsible for the fabric specification?
On almost every hotel job the fabric is COM, supplied by the property or its designer, so the specification sits with whoever chose it. We build to whatever arrives and we will flag anything that looks wrong for the application before we cut, but the compliance call belongs to the owner or designer.
How is scheduling handled?
Wing by wing, floor by floor, or by F&B block, depending on how the property runs. The install schedule is agreed in the estimate and honoured in the calendar.
Do you work with procurement or through designers?
Both. Some jobs come from the property's procurement team, some through the design firm on the project. The workflow is the same either way, and approval flows to whoever holds the spec.
Start a project
Talk to the workroom.
Send the property, an approximate count of pieces and either your brand book or your designer's spec. An estimate comes back the same week.