Contract rooms and suites: resistant, coordinated furniture designed for professional hospitality
Rooms and suites are the core of the hospitality experience. Every furniture element must be designed to ensure resistance, ease of maintenance and aesthetic continuity. HPL, Fenix, fire-retardant laminates, custom components and integrated solutions make it possible to create welcoming, functional environments that remain durable over time, meeting the technical requirements of the contract sector.
Technical specifications
- Reinforced bed structures with integrated headboards in HPL, Fenix or 1IM fire-retardant technical fabrics, coordinated panelling and provision for LED lighting and USB sockets.
- Desks and support surfaces with scratch-resistant HPL/Fenix surfaces, reinforced metal legs, concealed cabling and compact dimensions for mixed leisure/business use.
- Wardrobes, closets and storage modules with HPL wood-effect finishes, silent sliding systems, a combination of open and closed compartments and internal LED lighting.
- Coordinated elements such as minibars, luggage benches and decorative panelling with easy-clean materials, designed to withstand intensive use and facilitate cleaning and maintenance operations.


Typical configurations
Standard business room
Contract double bed with integrated headboard, compact desk with concealed cabling, modular wardrobe with open and closed compartments and coordinated luggage bench area.
Suite with dedicated work area
Bed with modular headboard equipped with LED lighting and USB sockets, large desk for smart working, wardrobe with silent sliding doors and equipped niches for minibar and support surface.
Room for long stays
Expanded storage system with spacious wardrobe, closed modules for long-term storage, reinforced luggage bench and coordinated decorative panelling for a perception of domestic comfort.
Beds and integrated headboards with technical materials and custom solutions
The bed is the central element of the room and defines much of the perceived quality of the environment. Reinforced structures, headboards in HPL or 1IM fire-retardant technical fabrics and coordinated panelling ensure resistance to intensive use and a high-level image consistent with the hotel’s standard.
The integration of LED lighting, USB sockets and technical shelves makes the room modern and functional, allowing guests to comfortably use personal devices and integrated light points. Modular headboards simplify maintenance operations and increase the overall durability of the bed system.


Desks and support surfaces designed for mixed uses: study, work and comfort
The growing fusion between leisure and business requires resistant, compact desks and support surfaces prepared for cabling integration. Scratch-resistant surfaces, reinforced metal legs and concealed cable passages make these elements suitable both for smart working and for guests’ everyday use.
Matt finishes reduce reflections and increase visual comfort, while custom design makes it possible to integrate desks, consoles and support surfaces into even complex layouts, maintaining order and aesthetic coherence throughout the environment.
Wardrobes, closets and storage modules with contract finishes
Wardrobes in rooms and suites must be designed for continuous use, with reliable opening and closing systems and finishes engineered to last. HPL wood-effect surfaces, silent sliding systems and the alternation of open and closed modules meet different needs, from short stays to extended stays.
Internal LED lighting facilitates wardrobe organisation and improves the perception of quality, helping guests quickly orient themselves within the storage space and keep everything orderly throughout their stay.


Coordinated solutions: minibar, luggage bench and decorative panelling
Minibars, luggage benches and decorative panelling help define the room style and maintain an orderly appearance. Integrating these elements into a single material language — technical wood, painted metal and high-performance fabrics — ensures strong visual coherence and simplified space management.
Easy-clean surfaces and high-performance materials support daily maintenance and withstand the intensive rhythms of professional hospitality, preserving the perceived quality of the environment and the brand over time.
FAQ
The most suitable materials are HPL, Fenix, fire-retardant laminates and 1IM technical fabrics, designed to withstand the intensive use typical of the hospitality sector and facilitate cleaning and maintenance.
It is advisable to use reinforced structures, modular headboards and high-quality fire-retardant upholstery, in order to simplify any replacements and maintain the performance of the bed system over time.
Contract desks offer greater resistance, integrated cabling and surfaces designed for frequent use, ensuring a higher level of reliability than standard domestic solutions.
Internal lighting is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended to improve the perception of quality and facilitate wardrobe use, especially in upper-range rooms and suites.
It is important to choose homogeneous materials, coherent colour palettes and integrated panelling, coordinating beds, desks, wardrobes, minibars and luggage benches in a single stylistic language.

