Hotel FF&E for public spaces
Lounge seating, banquettes, dining chairs, host stands and wall panels for hotel public areas, drawn to your specification and built in our own Foshan factory.
Lobby Seat (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) manufactures furniture for hotel public areas, from lobby lounge chairs, sofas and ottomans to restaurant banquettes and chairs, bar seating, host stands and upholstered wall panels. Everything is made to order in our own production base in Lecong, Foshan, China, to the designer's specification and approved shop drawings, then shipped factory-direct to the project or the purchasing agent's consolidation point.
Lobby lounge seating is the group of chairs, sofas, settees, ottomans and low tables that guests use while waiting, meeting and working in a hotel's public areas.
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Public-area banquettes are upholstered fixed seats built around columns, along curved walls or as freestanding islands, turning awkward areas of a lobby or lounge into usable seating.
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F&B outlet furniture covers the banquettes, dining chairs, armchairs and tables for a hotel's restaurants, all-day dining, private dining rooms and banquet spaces.
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Hotel bar seating includes bar and counter stools, counter-height banquettes and matching high tables, sized to the bar top and finished to match the lobby and restaurant.
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Front-of-house pieces are the host stands, podiums and upholstered wall panels that set the first impression of a restaurant, bar or lobby lounge and tie the seating into the architecture.
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Lobby, all-day dining, bar and private dining usually go to three or four vendors, with three or four sets of finish samples that never quite match. We build the full public-area package in one factory: same fabric lots, same wood stain, same brass tone, one set of shop drawings and one consolidated shipment.
We work from the designer's FF&E specification and drawings. Every deviation, whether a foam density, a frame joint or a finish code, is flagged on our shop drawing for approval rather than substituted quietly. COM and COL are handled with yardage calculated from the approved drawing.
Lobby seating gets used by thousands of guests a year, many with luggage, and almost none sit gently. Our frames are kiln-dried hardwood and plywood, glued, screwed and blocked; seats use high-resilience foam over springs or webbing; and covers are contract-grade with abrasion data supplied.
A sculpted, fully upholstered lounge chair whose back rolls continuously into the arms, lifted on a slim brushed-brass ring base.
A fully wrapped bouclé lounge chair with soft rolled arms and a recessed walnut plinth, a quieter companion to sculptural lobby pieces.
A curved two-seat settee formed from one continuous arc, with a brass capping that follows the curve and a full-length seat cushion.
A tailored two-seat settee in forest-green channel tufting with cognac piping, a walnut cap and a recessed walnut plinth.
A 79 in (200 cm) curved sofa with a continuous back that wraps to both ends, a single seat cushion and brass capping following the arc.
A 19.75 in (50 cm) upholstered drum ottoman on a brass ring base that works as a footrest, a tray stand or an extra seat.
A 31.5 in (80 cm) round coffee table with a 1.5 in (4 cm) travertine top on an open black-steel drum frame, set just below lounge seat height.
A four-sided banquette that wraps a structural column, turning a dead obstruction in a lobby or restaurant into about eight seats.
Send the FF&E specification, drawings and quantities. We review constructability, flag gaps or conflicts, and return a priced quote with lead times by item.
Each item is drawn with dimensions, construction and finish codes. Finish and fabric samples go to the designer. Production starts only on signed drawings.
For key pieces we build a pre-production prototype for review in person, by video or at a mock-up room. Comments are folded into revised drawings before the run.
Items are produced in our Lecong workshop, checked against approved drawings and samples, photographed and tagged by area, room or zone code for the receiving warehouse.
We load consolidated containers on FOB, CIF or DDP terms, coordinate with your freight forwarder or warehouse, and supply packing lists, assembly notes and care instructions for installers and housekeeping.
The stages of hotel FF&E procurement, from specification and shop drawings to prototypes, production, freight and installation, with durations and a checklist.
What counts as FF&E and what counts as OS&E in a hotel project, where the grey areas sit, how the FF&E reserve works and how to keep budgets from overlapping.
How to plan hotel lobby seating: functional zones, estimating seats from peak use, chair and table dimensions, circulation, accessibility and durable fabrics.
Lobby Seat is a product line of EASEN Commercial Furniture, a manufacturer with its own production base in Lecong, Shunde District, Foshan, China. We make hotel public-area furniture to order, including lobby seating, banquettes, F&B outlet furniture, bar seating, host stands and wall panels, and ship it factory-direct to hotel projects.
Yes. Most of our hotel work comes through interior designers and FF&E purchasing agents. We quote against the FF&E specification, provide shop drawings and finish samples for designer approval, and coordinate logistics with the agent's freight forwarder or receiving warehouse.
Yes, building to specification is the core of what we do. Send drawings and the spec sheet; we return shop drawings showing construction, dimensions and finishes. Any proposed change, such as a different foam density or joinery method, is marked on the drawing for approval, never substituted silently.
Yes. We calculate customer's own material (COM) or customer's own leather (COL) quantities from the approved shop drawings, including repeat, railroading and waste, and send the figure before you order. Material should be shipped to our factory with the project and item references marked on each roll or hide bundle.
We specify fire-retardant foams, interliners and contract-grade covers to the destination market's rules on request: for example CAL TB 117-2013 in the US, BS 7176 composites in the UK, and EN 1021-1/-2 in much of Europe. Test reports are supplied for specific items where available. Final requirements are set by the project's fire consultant or authority.
Typically 30-45 days for standard designs and 45-60 days for custom work, counted from approval of shop drawings and samples, plus sea transit. Exact dates are confirmed in each quote and can be phased by area to suit a hotel's opening programme.