The Tailors of Furniture
Elevating the guest experience is the ultimate goal for any hotel or cruise operator, particularly during renovations, reaching such a goal takes time, effort and, as commonly believed, large sums of money.
Large scale Furniture Restoration and Reupholstery projects are all about time and budget. It’s essential to plan ahead for the inherent challenges—and costs—this work can pose. In most cases, renovations do not require a complete shutdown of the jobsite, although you may need to phase the work on a space-by-space basis while staying in operation. How quickly do furniture renovations need to be completed in order to make the numbers work? It’s imperative to address the existing and unknown cost issues inherent to renovating without negatively impacting the budget, work schedule, or, above all, guests.
Colors act in three basic ways: active, passive and neutral. You can easily match every room’s colors to your personal desires, to your taste and to the room’s purpose. Light colors are expansive and airy, making rooms seem larger and brighter. Dark colors are sophisticated and warm; they give large rooms a more intimate appearance.
Furniture on cruise ships all have something in common: cushioning is made out of Polyurethane Foam which must satisfy the criteria to ignitability of upholstered furniture according to IMO Res. A.652(16).
Washing hands and cleaning and disinfecting high-touch surfaces are two of the best ways to defend against spreading the coronavirus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The Cruise Ship Industry will face many challenges when they begin sailing after pausing operations due to the Corona Virus. The financial consequences have been daunting, where thousands of jobs have been lost, while wiping out capital expenditures required to expand or update their current fleets.