Hospitality and Extended-Stay Interior Design in Jacksonville

An extended-stay room works best when the kitchen is planned along with the room, not added to it. Counters need to be sturdy and easy to wipe, storage has to hold more than a week of groceries and lighting at the work surface has to be good enough to cook and read in.

Furniture takes heavy use. A desk and chair should be comfortable for a full workday, upholstery should be cleanable and casegoods should resist scuffs and moisture. Jacksonville's humid climate and afternoon storms also mean entry mats, flooring and soft goods should handle wet shoes and damp bags. We keep the finish list short so a room can be maintained and replaced without delay.

• A work surface with real light and power
• Kitchen storage and counters that handle daily cooking
• Flooring and soft goods that handle wet weather

Hotels refresh in phases, usually floor by floor, so rooms stay available. We plan the furniture package in advance, order in coordinated batches and manage receiving, inspection and storage in our Southern California warehouse before delivery.

Installation partners across the United States place the furniture, with designers on site. For owners, that means one team handling the design, the order and the installation, whether the scope is a single floor or a lobby and restaurant.