Booths · 5 min
Where bar booths belong when the rail and the floor both have to work
Late on a Friday the bar room sorts itself. Pairs and singles take the rail.
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Booths along the wall, from the bar to the dining hall
Booths along the wall, four-tops in the middle: most rooms we furnish start from that shape. These articles plan the wall. Wood booths that wipe down after a long night, curved lounge booths, banquettes, booths for a campus hall, and the chair that faces each one.
Walk through the room first
A booth run is measured before it is chosen. The articles work from the length of the wall and the parties you seat, and they cover the details that decide a booth room: seat height against the table, the aisle in front of it, and how a bar booth keeps the rail clear.
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Booths · 5 min
The cafeteria booth row that gives a big hall its quiet edge
Walk into a big dining hall at the lunch peak and the middle of the floor is all motion: trays, chairs scraping, people looking for two seats together.
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Booths · 5 min
Commercial banquette seating as the spine of a dining room
Picture a dining room at seven on a Saturday. Along one long wall, a continuous upholstered seat with a row of small tables in front of it. Chairs on the open side.
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Booths · 6 min
Lounge booths planned around the parties you seat on a Saturday
A lounge has very little furniture that stands on its own.
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Booths · 5 min
The other half of the table: restaurant booth chairs that match the booth
Walk into most dining rooms at eight on a Friday and look at where the booths are.
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Booths · 5 min
Which rooms want wood restaurant booths, and which want upholstery
Close a taproom at midnight and the booths tell you how the night went. Rings from glasses, a few crumbs, a spill on the seat.
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Venue plans
Save configured pieces to a venue plan for each room, then copy a plan when another room or location comes along.