Furniture for hotel dining rooms, bars and ballroomsSupplied to hotels, resorts and their banquet and dining rooms. Tables and chairs count together toward an 8-piece minimum, in whatever mix suits the room.Talk to a specialist
Gallery Hall Hotel & Resort Furniture

Property plans

Set each room once. Bring it to the next property.

Keep a property plan for every room you furnish, from the ballroom to the terrace. Copy it for another room or another hotel and change the counts.

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A ballroom set with rows of round tables and sea glass banquet chairs along a central aisle.
AI-generated concept illustration for layout inspiration. See the linked product pages for the furniture offered.
This browser, on this site, is where property plans are held. Clear its cookies and they are gone. How property plans are kept
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A home for every project.

Keep specifications, finishes, and quantities together. Copy an existing list for the next opening or refresh.

  1. Give the plan the name of the room or the hotel.
  2. Choose a piece, settle its options and type the count.
  3. Press "Save to property plan" on that piece's page.

New property plan

Plan a room.

No account to open. This browser holds up to 30 plans.

Use one plan for every room of the property

  1. Choose for the room and the hour

    Start from the room: ballroom, restaurant, lobby bar or terrace. Read each piece's listed size before you count the seats.

  2. File it in a property plan

    Set the finish and the quantity in the product form, then place the piece under the room it will furnish.

  3. Repeat it for the next property

    Copy a plan for another room or another hotel. Moved to the basket, every piece is repriced against the catalog of that day.

Download the sheet when your team needs the plan on paper. It records saved prices; recheck them in the property plan before any piece moves to the basket.

Read the guide to setting a room →