HOSPITALITY FURNITURE THAT WORKS AS HARD AS YOU DO
Furniture and reupholstery programs designed to elevate the guest experience and keep your space running smoothly.
MADE IN OHIO.
SEEN ACROSS THE GLOBE.
Whether you’re outfitting a new hotel, updating a boutique property, or refreshing high-traffic seating areas, Fortner partners with hospitality professionals across the Midwest to deliver commercial-grade furniture that blends durability, design, and comfort.
PROUD TO WORK WITH:
Hospitality Furniture Solutions
REUPHOLSTERY
PROGRAMS
Extend the life of your existing furniture with contract-grade reupholstery services built around your brand and timeline. Ideal for hotels, restaurants, and resorts.
CUSTOM
FURNITURE
From banquettes and lounges to headboards and booths, we custom build pieces to match your exact design intent—fabricated locally and built to last.
FURNITURE
COLLECTION
Choose from our curated line of hospitality-grade seating and accent pieces designed with commercial use in mind. A perfect blend of speed and style.
Hospitality Spaces, Elevated
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Hotel Celare
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Hilton Columbus - Reupholstery
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Vaso Dublin
THE FORTNER
PROVEN PROCESS
Fortner understands all of the responsibilities that hospitality brands have to oversee at each location. Our manufacturing capabilities and reupholstery programs are tailored to your individual needs to include;
Field-measured and fabricated in Columbus, Ohio
Dedicated project managers and install team
Built for contract use—durable, stylish, on-brand
Collaborative process with interior designers and builders
Reupholstery programs that save time and budget
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The importance of partnerships when updating your hotel’s furniture package.
Hotels come in all shapes and sizes. From a handful of rooms and a lobby to hundreds of rooms, multiple restaurants, and large fitness facilities. Building the right team is vital in having a successful build that finishes on time.
Here’s a few things to consider when building a new hotel:
Bring everyone to the table early. Hotels are often comprised of multiple businesses within the same space. That means multiple projects happening at once. Communication is key for all parties involved.
Invest in quality furniture. A great hotel requires great design and reliable comfort. Purchasing low quality furniture usually comes with sub-par looks and short-lived comfort.
Hotels often require an updated FF&E package every 5-10 years in order to keep up with the flagship brand standards. This usually means that things like your hotel’s lobby furniture, room pieces, artwork, and other items require updating or being replaced.
What to consider when your hotel needs a big refresh/renovation:
What is the current state of your furniture? For an existing hotel, it’s important to keep everything looking great. Whether your brand requires an updated look or not. Ensure your GM and team keep tabs on headboards, lobby furniture, and more.
Find a furniture partner that can plan out the production process from beginning to end. When you’re tasked with reupholstering all of the headboards, sofas, and benches in your 200 room hotel, it’s a big undertaking. An experienced upholstery shop or furniture maker can help with logistics in a big way.
