
Boutique hotel
A boutique fit-out for a 48-key city hotel in Malta, delivered while the hotel keeps trading.
Twenty-one hotel types in our markets and what we can deliver for each: room mix, scope, working model, timeline and the design targets behind it. These are capability showcases, not completed projects.
A capability showcase: what we can deliver for a hotel like this. It is not a completed project, and the figures are design targets, not results.

A boutique fit-out for a 48-key city hotel in Malta, delivered while the hotel keeps trading.

A careful, reversible fit-out for a 26-key hotel in a historic Maltese palazzo.

A fast, floor-by-floor refit for a 210-key business hotel, built to the operator’s design.

A city-hotel fit-out for 120 keys inside an old brick trading house, with a bar for the neighbourhood.

A serviced-apartment fit-out for 34 units across joined canal houses, made to pass through the windows.

A budget-smart fit-out for 180 compact rooms, built around one joinery wall per room.

A calm Danish fit-out for a 92-key city hotel in a brick warehouse, with a breakfast room to build the brand on.

A business-standard refit for a 150-key hotel in a prefab concrete block, with furniture that respects the panels.

A heritage fit-out for a 40-key villa hotel with a restaurant the city comes to.

A resort room and spa refit for 160 keys, timed to fit one low season.

A tower fit-out for 260 keys, designed around fixed cores and delivered to the crane programme.

A boutique fit-out for 30 keys inside an Ottoman han, with furniture that stays below the vaults.

A fit-out for 22 cave and stone rooms, with furniture made to a 3D scan of each room.

A wellness fit-out for 85 keys and a thermal spa, with joinery made for constant humidity.

A twelve-week refresh for an 18-key townhouse hotel above shops, with one clear upgrade: walnut corridors.

An airport-hotel fit-out for 240 keys, built around sleep: acoustic headboards, blackout and a 24-hour lobby.

A select-service fit-out for 140 keys, where lobby, bar and breakfast share one long counter.

A conversion fit-out for 64 keys in a former school, with timber mezzanine lofts in the classrooms.

An office-to-hotel fit-out for 118 keys, with room widths set by the window grid.

An aparthotel fit-out for 46 units in an old tenement, with a kitchen and wardrobe system in four widths.

A select-service fit-out for 190 keys with a majlis-style lobby, connecting rooms and a prayer-ready room kit.

How a good hotel room changes from Amsterdam to Riyadh: sizes, beds, bathrooms, storage, light and culture, and what our own factory can make for each.

Twelve categories with fire class, slip, wear, acoustic and moisture specs, care, lifespan and cost tier.

Each note is written from the point of view of someone with thirty years in that role.
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