Commercial & Office Fitout Dubai

Yes. We offer repair, reupholstery, and replacement parts for existing office furniture. This is useful for expanding offices with older furniture in place, or for refreshing reception seating and meeting chairs after several years of use.

Yes. We match wood species, laminate finishes, fabric colours, and hardware to your brand standards. Bring us your brand guidelines or reference images, and we’ll fabricate pieces that fit your company’s visual identity.

Yes. We deliver and install across all Dubai commercial districts, including Business Bay, DIFC, Downtown, JLT, Sheikh Zayed Road, and Dubai Marina. We handle freight elevator bookings, loading bay access, and building management coordination for commercial deliveries.

Yes. We design and build custom reception counters, executive desks, meeting tables, and boardroom tables to your exact dimensions. Reception desks can include integrated storage, cable management, and brand logo fabrication. Meeting tables include integrated cable management for AV and power.

Typical production is 4–6 weeks for standard bulk orders. Rush projects are available with a surcharge for tighter timelines. The sooner we’re involved in the fitout planning, the more flexibility we have. We coordinate delivery with your fitout contractor.

Yes. We collaborate with interior designers, fitout contractors, project managers, and facilities management teams on commercial projects. We work from architectural drawings, mood boards, brand guidelines, or existing office furniture for matched expansion. If your designer has specified custom pieces, we can quote from their drawings.

Yes. We regularly produce bulk office orders of 20–100+ identical units with consistent finish. For orders above 10 units, we offer 10–20% quantity discounts. Production is scheduled around your fitout handover date, with phased delivery available if your fitout requires it.

Hotel furniture is built for 24/7 commercial use. It uses heavier frames, higher-density foam, commercial-grade upholstery, and finishes rated for years of continuous traffic. Residential furniture uses lighter construction — it looks good but won’t hold up to hotel volume. We manufacture to hospitality standards, not residential.

Yes. Restaurant and café openings typically require 20–100 chairs and 10–30 tables in matching finish. We build every piece from the same batch of materials for perfect colour and dimension consistency. Quantity discounts of 15–20% apply for orders above 15–20 units.

Yes. We provide replacement parts (chair feet, cushions, hardware), reupholstery services for sofas and banquettes, and full refurbishment projects after several years of use. We also match new furniture to existing hotel inventory when you’re expanding.

Typical production is 6–10 weeks for hotel-scale projects. Rush schedules are possible for openings with tight handover dates. We coordinate delivery per floor or per opening schedule, and we handle freight elevator bookings and building access for large orders.

Hotel furniture uses commercial-grade upholstery (50,000+ Martindale rub count), reinforced hardwood frames, hospitality-spec laminates, stone or solid surface tops for desks and minibars, and marine-grade materials for poolside pieces. Fire-retardant options are available for specific hotel fire regulations.

Yes. We work from your brand standards documentation to produce pieces that meet spec without deviation. For international brands, we can work from regional variant documents. If you’re refurbishing an existing property, we can match the finish and materials of existing furniture so new additions blend seamlessly.

Yes. We regularly produce hotel orders of 50, 100, 200+ identical room sets. Every room is finished identically with no variation between floors. Deliveries are phased per floor or per opening schedule. For projects above 50 rooms, we provide dedicated project management.

Yes. For hotel projects, we recommend building one sample room first — a full furniture set produced to spec. You get to see the actual furniture, approve finishes, and request adjustments before committing to full production. The sample room then becomes the template for every subsequent room.