Latest trends in hospitality benches and sofas

The new trend-setting restaurants move between a rich sophistication – with a profusion of delicate fabrics, deep colors and elegant designs – and the simple and always welcoming lines of Mediterranean forms – with natural woods, vegetable fibers and functionality as their flagship.

But which hospitality benches or sofas do they use? We take a look at some of the most critically and popularly acclaimed to find out.

Benches and sofas for the hospitality industry with a Mid Century look for sophisticated environments.

Cousi Interiorismoa highly renowned Spanish studio specialized in creating hospitality projects, has recently given shape to Baan Madrid. For the restaurant, which offers Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine in general, they have created a sophisticated, rich and contemporary aesthetic, in which velvets, dark and bright colors, ethnic carpets and elegant lamps abound , which in the ceiling of the premises become majestic and original luminaires.

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Curved shapes, velvety textiles and warm colors, such as burgundy and burnt orange, predominate in the hospitality sofas used to give the restaurant a luxurious and comfortable look.

If we want to emulate them in our own restaurant, we can count on hospitality sofas such as the Melvis curved bench, of Mid Century stylewith a structure of Galician pine wood and upholstered in textile. In addition, it has a seat made of NEA webbing covered with two-centimeter rubber. Of course, the fact that it is completely customizableThe fact that it is completely customizable, made to measure for each project, is undoubtedly its most outstanding advantage.

In the combination of colors and slender shapes proposed by Cousi Interiorismo, the two-seater Aluda sofa for hospitalitycould also work perfectly. Especially in terracotta, an absolutely trendy color this season. Halfway between Mid Century and Contemporary styles, with a tubular steel frame and black powder-coated finish, this hospitality sofa has aseat and backrest upholstered in textile alsoin other trendy shades: taupe and green.

To complement it, you can choose the three-seater Aluda hospitality sofa, as well as the upholstered armchair from the same series, also available in the aforementioned colors.

Sobriety in wooden sofas for the hospitality industry and Viennese cannage type grille.

The design expert Jean Liu seamlessly blends timeless Tuscan imagery with Southern charm to create the interior of Dallas’ most elegant restaurant, Sassetta. Located inside The Joule hotel, the modern venue is a fusion that celebrates Mediterranean flavors with homemade pastas and signature cocktails in the most understated and distinguished manner.

An example? The personalized mural of the artisan wallpaper brand Gournay de Gournaywallpaper brand, displayed in the main dining room. This sober and imaginative interpretation of the hills typical of the Tuscan countryside is combined with heavy, theatrical-looking curtains and a restrained yet select seating system, in Viennese grid or cannage.

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To be inspired by it, nothing like Monsul, a wood and grille sofa for the hospitality industry in the Japandi style. Japandi stylewith a turned beech wood structure and backrest in cannage-type bulrush. It is offered with cushions included, in a gray color that reminds us of the cold and exquisite tones of Sasseta.

Mediterranean echoes in vegetable fiber sofas for the hotel and catering industry

Pink Mamma is one of the most Instagrammable restaurants in Paris, which has made it a trend in itself. This four-story trattoria serves authentic Italian food on dreamy porcelain plates, customized and inspired by the Mediterranean coast, just like the rest of the place.

Designed by the acclaimed Martin Brudnizki Design Studioits relaxed and vibrant atmosphere is enhanced by the green plants that decorate its ceilings and by details that ‘bring us closer’ to the outdoors, such as the plant-fiber seating.

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Thus, by creating a kind of ‘indoor garden’, Pink Mamma achieves an absolutely trendy ambience in which you can be inspired with rattan Gardal, with a Mediterranean Mediterranean style. Made of fiber on a metal frame underneath, this armchair with armrests has cushions -included-, which ensures a high level of comfort for customers during meals and after-dinner conversation.

Cool simplicity in rustic wooden hospitality sofas

The interior design of Juliana Cavalcanti for the Portuguese beach bar Casa Reiaon the Caparica coast, is rustic but very chic. It is drawn through simple-looking handcrafted pieces, such as the ash and iroko wood tables, canvas-backed chairs, burlap awnings and jute rugs. But, above all, its large wooden armchairs and sofas with cushions, placed directly on the sand, catch the eye.

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That chill out feeling can be replicated with hospitality sofas such as Kubu, in rustic style, with a handmade structure made of recycled solid pine wood and cushions upholstered in textile. As with the Casa Reia sofas, this furniture is also handcrafted, using old wood and recycled wood. recycled wood. For an even more laid back, informal look , it is also possible to opt for other models, such as the lounge bench , which is made of recycled wood. lounge bench wooden lounge bench with Mondelo cushions, in Mediterranean style. Like those designed by Juliana Cavalcanti, this one is also made of solid iroko wood with a varnish finish.

The cushions of its comfortable seats, as well as those of the backrest, are covered with a washable fabric. The best part? It is a fully customizable product in terms of size, finish and upholstery.

Another hospitality sofa that fits perfectly with Mediterranean-inspired interiors, one of the most powerful trends for 2023. trends for 2023, is Paniol.is Paniol. Rustic in style, with a solid tropical wood frame with a natural finish, this bench with cushions included would not look out of place in the interiors of clubs such as La Plage Casanis.

We are talking about the beach bar and beach club that has become the most popular in Marbella in recent times, gathering the most hedonistic and demanding visitors from all over the world in its sandy strip and its magazine interior. Isn’t it easy to imagine the natural forms of Paniol among its palapas and Balinese beds…?

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Hospitality sofas, the perfect allies for an interior of ten

We already anticipated not long ago that the trends in restaurants two maxims: to turn them into cozy spaces that are cozythat is to say, especially comfortable, and betting on natural materials and handcrafted pieces to decorate them.

The arrival of the Mediterranean style, which is sweeping the world of interior design, seems to be the fusion of both proposals, which translates into wooden and vegetable fiber sofas, naked, natural, but that do not skimp on comfort thanks to their lines and cushions.

On the other hand, elegant spaces designed in a Contemporary style that looks like a modern reinterpretation of the Mid Century continue to triumph. These include velvet upholstered hospitality sofas, slender and distinguished shapes and dark colors. Which ones will set the tone for your next project…?