Furniture for the Ho.Re.Ca sector: excellence in hospitality and design.
Stiwood’s commitment to the Ho.Re.Ca sector is reflected in furnishing solutions designed to integrate aesthetics, sustainability, and durability. The objective is to provide high-quality products capable of meeting the functional needs of hotels, bars, and restaurants, while enhancing the overall hospitality experience.
Bridge: nordic inspiration and ergonomic comfort.
The Bridge chair is characterized by its Scandinavian-inspired design and high ergonomic standards. Featuring ash wood finishes and a versatile structure, it serves as an ideal solution for boutique hotel lounges, cafes, and refined restaurants.
Miss: versatility for dining areas and cafes.
The Miss collection, also available in a large version (Miss L), offers a flexible design for various hospitality settings. Featuring premium fabric upholstery, it can be configured with or without armrests. The range of bases includes wooden legs (with or without castors), aluminum spokes, or steel sleds.
Lilly: graceful design and acoustic well-being.
The contours of the Lilly armchair are engineered for the comfort of hotels and B&Bs. The shell offers color customization, and the high-back version is specifically designed to promote sound absorption, making it ideal for reading areas and hotel rooms where acoustic comfort is a priority.
Hug: sustainable comfort and modularity.
The Hug armchair combines modern design with extensive base customization options. The certified wood structure and ease of assembly and disassembly highlight its eco-friendly profile, making it a suitable choice for hospitality facilities and restaurants focused on sustainability.
Tables and complements: functionality and evergreen aesthetics.
The table collection, including models such as Cheope and X-Table, is developed to ensure durability and practicality. The six available models feature a linear design suitable for both minimalist contexts and classic spaces, optimizing lounge and dining areas.
Soundline: acoustics as a design element.
The Soundline range, featuring systems such as Gong, Forest, and Echo, integrates sound-absorbing functions with significant aesthetic value. These acoustic panels act as rhythmic and chromatic modules that balance ambient sounds, improving the livability of collective spaces.
