Contract Chair Co.

Contract Chair Co. Contract furniture supplier to interior designers & the UK Hospitality Industry. We aspire to provide an excellent after-sales service.

The Contract Chair Company is a furniture supplier that sells hotel and restaurant furniture, as well as furniture for leisure, educational and conference venues. We offer the convenience of a London showroom, competitive pricing and a huge product catalogue. We’ll also help you to select the perfect furniture for your business and plan its optimal layout. The Contract Chair Company has a purpose-

built showroom close to the many designers and architects in West London. We are surrounded by chairs, tables and stools available for our customers to try out. Prompt delivery and efficient installation are very important to us and our installation team are second-to-none.

Designing for the high seas? 🌊 When it comes to cruise ship design, it takes a lot more than just picking out beautiful ...
10/06/2026

Designing for the high seas? 🌊 When it comes to cruise ship design, it takes a lot more than just picking out beautiful furniture. Elevating cruise ship interiors requires a balance of high-end guest comfort with strict naval engineering. 🚢⚓

If you are specifying cruise ship furniture, here is what it takes to deliver a flawless experience at sea:

🔥 IMO Certification: Fire safety is non-negotiable in the open ocean. Successful marine furniture specification requires certified flame-retardant fabrics and specialised foam that meet rigorous maritime safety standards.

💪 Durability at Sea: From sun-drenched pool decks to high-traffic lounges, materials must be engineered to withstand constant salt air, humidity, and 24/7 guest use across changing global climates.

⚖️ Stability and Weight Engineering: Unlike land-based hospitality, every item onboard impacts the vessel's balance, fuel consumption, and safety. Furniture must be lightweight, durable, and occasionally anchored to handle wave motion and course changes.

📐 Intelligent Space Optimisation: Onboard square footage is premium real estate. Bespoke furniture is the ultimate solution to maximise tight floor plans and optimise guest flow without sacrificing luxury.

📦 Logistics and Installation: Tight dry-dock timelines mean logistics can make or break a project. Flawless labelling, strategic palletising, and highly coordinated installation schedules are critical to avoiding costly delays.

What’s your biggest challenge when designing for marine environments? Let’s talk in the comments! 👇

03/06/2026

A hospitality-inspired workspace where flexibility meets comfort, Conductor at brings together shared work areas, conversation zones and lounge settings within a richly planted environment.

Designed by and , the project draws on the spatial drama of historic palm courts, creating a workplace that feels closer to a boutique hotel than a traditional office.

From the welcoming reception and café area to the vibrant atrium at its heart, each space is shaped by how people gather, collaborate and connect. Warm copper tones, natural timber finishes and abundant greenery soften the interior, while carefully specified furniture supports a variety of working styles throughout the workspace.

Across the project, hospitality-inspired zoning, material consistency and thoughtful furniture specification come together to create a workplace that balances productivity, wellbeing and community, a strong example of how design can transform the modern office experience.

Photography courtesy of




28/05/2026

Our first speaker panel at Clerkenwell Design Week, and what a conversation to kick things off! ✨

Our panel topic, “Worlds Collide: Blurring the Lines Between Hospitality and Workspace”, in partnership with explores the evolving relationship between hospitality and workspace – and what that means for the future of design.

A special thank you to all of our panelists
• of
• of
• of
• Afs Mehrai of

And our fabulous moderator Clare Dowdy.

27/05/2026

A look back on Clerkenwell Design Week 2026 ✨

From electric conversations and new perspectives to thoughtful design and our inspiring panel discussion, this year’s exhibition once again highlights how hospitality, workspace, and lifestyle continue to influence one another.

Thank you to everyone who joined us throughout CDW ’26.

Discover the benefits of concrete for hospitality interiors. Durable, stable, and quietly expressive, this material offe...
11/05/2026

Discover the benefits of concrete for hospitality interiors. Durable, stable, and quietly expressive, this material offers a reliable solution for contract environments while bringing a refined, architectural presence to a space.

1. Why choose concrete?
Concrete is a durable material made from cement, aggregates, and water, known for its strength and stability. It can be cast into a wide range of shapes and finishes, offering a clean, contemporary look with subtle texture and depth.

2. Practical advantages for contract spaces:
Concrete performs exceptionally well in high-traffic environments due to its strength and stability. It is resistant to wear, impact, and heat, making it suitable for demanding hospitality settings. When properly sealed, it also resists moisture and staining, maintaining a clean and consistent appearance over time.

3. Maintenance and surface care:
Concrete furniture should be sealed to protect against stains and liquid absorption. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner is sufficient for day-to-day care. Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the seal. Over time, subtle tonal variations may develop, enhancing the natural character of the material.

We’re hosting a panel discussion at  with  Worlds Collide: Blurring the lines of hospitality and workspaceAs the workpla...
06/05/2026

We’re hosting a panel discussion at  with 

Worlds Collide: Blurring the lines of hospitality and workspace

As the workplace evolves, it’s no longer competing with other offices, but with the comfort of home and the atmosphere of hospitality spaces. This shift is redefining how we design for focus, experience, and connection.

Join us as we explore how designers are moving beyond corporate sterility and embracing a more human, hospitality-driven approach.

📍 Commercial Design in the Park, Garden of St James’s

📅 Tuesday 19th May

⏰ 4:00 PM

23/04/2026

Proof that Milan doesn’t just host design week. It becomes it. ✨ 🇮🇹

Walking through these installations feels like stepping into a collective fever dream of some of the world’s most creative minds. Every courtyard has a secret and every gallery has a soul. If you aren’t here, this is your sign for next year.

15/04/2026

Built for performance and longevity, metal outdoor furniture is a reliable choice for contract environments. Its strength ensures durability in high-traffic settings, while powder-coated finishes protect against weather, corrosion, and daily wear. Available in a wide range of colours and finishes, it can be easily tailored to suit different design concepts while maintaining a consistent, high-quality look. Designed to hold its structure and appearance over time, it offers a balance of robustness and refined aesthetics, making it ideal for terraces, dining areas, and hospitality spaces. Low-maintenance and built to last.

Discover the benefits of glass for hospitality interiors. Durable, hygienic, and visually light, glass tables and coffee...
14/04/2026

Discover the benefits of glass for hospitality interiors. Durable, hygienic, and visually light, glass tables and coffee tables provide a practical solution for contract environments while helping maintain a clean and open aesthetic.

1. Why choose glass?�
Glass is a non-porous material known for its transparency and ability to transmit light. It helps make spaces feel more open and visually lighter, which is especially useful in interior environments where maintaining a sense of space is important.

2. Practical advantages for contract spaces:�
Glass tables and coffee tables made from tempered (toughened) glass are significantly stronger than standard glass and designed to resist impact and thermal stress. The surface is non-absorbent, meaning it does not stain or retain liquids, making it suitable for hospitality settings where hygiene and easy cleaning are essential.

3. Maintenance and surface care:�
Glass surfaces are easy to maintain due to their non-porous nature. Regular cleaning with a soft cloth and standard glass cleaner removes fingerprints, dust, and marks effectively. Unlike some materials, glass does not degrade from moisture exposure, though it can show smudges more visibly and may require frequent cleaning in high-traffic areas.

Address

London

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Contract Chair Co. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Contract Chair Co.:

Share

Category