Hallmere Hospitality Furniture / Topic collection
A chair tells a guest how long to stay. These articles follow it from room to room: tall upholstered backs for a club dinner, plain schoolhouse frames for a hall that seats a crowd at noon, and senior living chairs that are easy to sit in and rise from.
Some rooms ask a different question altogether. When the floor is cleared for an event every few days, the choice is between chairs that fold and chairs that stack, and the answer sits in the storage room as much as on the floor. Each piece here names the room first and the chair second.
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Chairs · 5 min
A club dining room is a slow room. Members sit down at seven, order a second bottle at nine and are still talking over coffee when the staff start resetting the bar.
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Chairs · 5 min
Friday at six, the event room is a wedding reception for 150. Saturday at nine, it is a breakfast meeting for forty with a projector at one end.
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Chairs · 5 min
A tall back tells the guest they are staying a while.
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Chairs · 5 min
At ten past twelve a dining hall fills from the door inward.
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Chairs · 5 min
A senior living dining room is the opposite of an event. Nothing about it changes on Saturday night.
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Save configured pieces to a venue plan for each room, then copy a plan when another room or location comes along.