Well-chosen designs can utterly transform an otherwise unexceptional restaurant interior - important considerations include the type of table tops (character oak was popular for many years, but now less so), the height of chair backs

Hotel furniture is needed for public areas, including reception, lounge, dining and bar areas, and private spaces, mainly bedrooms. Hotel furniture can also be needed for meeting rooms, conference/wedding suite as well as spas, pool and outdoor areas.

Cafe furniture is becoming less distinguishable from restaurant furniture as the ‘casual dining’ sector has mushroomed. Nonetheless, it still tends to be more robust and more practical, with less upholstery than typical restaurant furniture.

Commercial outdoor furniture can be supplied in a huge variety of designs and finishes; some is also available in retail outlets, some is available to order only (often with significant minimum orders), whilst some has specific ‘contract’ specification, usually making it more robust.

Student accommodation furniture usually includes bedroom furniture, lounge furniture, desks, desk chairs and dining chairs and tables

Fine dining is about providing particularly memorable eating experiences, with all aspects of the customer visit being carefully managed.

Pub furniture, once cheap and usually dark wood, was transformed with the emergence of gastro-pubs and is now similar to much of the casual dining sector, with more barstools and fixed seating.

Offices contain increasingly imaginative working, meeting and relaxing furniture solutions.

Hospitality furniture is furniture use in public dining and entertainment-type venues, most typically restaurants, hotels, pubs and cafes. Hospitality furniture is generally hard-wearing and reasonably easy...

Contract furniture is furniture used by businesses and in other places of work; it includes furniture in offices as well as public dining and entertainment-type venues, most typically restaurants, hotels, pubs and cafes...

Commercial furniture is furniture used by businesses and in other places of work; it includes furniture in offices as well as public dining and entertainment-type venues, most typically restaurants, hotels, pubs and cafes.