
Architectural furniture engineered for permanence
Commercial hospitality environments expose furniture to relentless thermal shifts, luggage impact, and continuous occupancy. Standard residential joinery deteriorates rapidly under these loads, warping at unbraced corner mitres and loosening at unreinforced dowels.
We integrate concealed steel substructures inside kiln-dried European hardwood carcasses. Every joint incorporates mechanical interlocking splines and moisture-sealed internal barriers, ensuring tenured structural stability across decades of demanding guest turnover.


Precision in every concealed reveal
Drawer runners and credenza hinges receive calibrated mechanical dampers that eliminate vibrational resonance in quiet hotel bedrooms. Hand-stitched saddle leathers are selected at three-millimeter gauge, edge-bevelled and sealed against friction wear.
Our patinated bronze accents undergo hand-applied oxidation baths before sealing with microcrystalline wax. The resulting surfaces resist tarnishing from cleaning agents while acquiring a deep, tactile character through years of touch.
Rigorous execution from sketch to installation
Technical drawing analysis
Full-scale mockup suites
Batch fabrication control
White-glove logistics coordination
Our structural engineers audit architectural CAD elevations, reviewing load distributions, hardware tolerances, and material interactions before issuing comprehensive shop submittals.
We fabricate complete physical prototypes for client sign-off, stress-testing joinery stability, tactile ergonomics, and finish durability in real lighting conditions.
Production runs through five-axis CNC milling alongside master cabinetmakers, ensuring sub-millimeter consistency across fifty identical presidential suite suites.
Components ship in custom-padded climate crates with dedicated project managers overseeing dock delivery, on-site staging, and final architectural positioning.
Request our timber and patinated metal material library, or schedule a technical walkthrough at our Paris fabrication facility.
