Most booths need new fabric and foam every 3 to 5 years, depending on foot traffic. Here’s what decides how long yours will last.

October is when the window starts to close. Whether you are prepping for the holiday rush or planning ahead for 2027, now is the right time to look at your seating.

Custom commercial furniture takes 10 to 14 weeks. Quick ship runs 6 to 8. If you want seating before the holiday rush, September is the time to order.

Most operators assume reupholstering their seating means closing. For most commercial projects, that's not how it works. Here's what the process actually looks like.

Ordering custom commercial furniture is not like buying from a catalog. The decisions you make before production starts determine everything. Here's what to ask.

Opening a second location is different from opening a first. Opening a tenth is different still. Here's what custom at-scale manufacturing actually means for brands that are growing.

Not sure which fabric to use for commercial seating? Fortner breaks down what to look for, how clean-ability works, and when to choose vinyl vs. fabric for high-traffic spaces.

Hotel banquettes take more abuse than almost any other piece of commercial furniture. Here's what separates the ones that hold up from the ones that don't.

Explore the 2026 Fortner Furniture Catalog featuring over 100 customizable commercial furniture pieces built for hospitality, multifamily, and public spaces.

Upholstery is doing more than just looking good in 2026. From mixed materials to soft curves and functional details, here are the commercial seating trends we’re seeing across hospitality, multifamily, and amenity spaces—and why they matter for your next project.

Designers, architects, and project managers—get familiar with the language that helps your custom pieces come to life. From arm styles to cushion fills, this guide covers it all.

Need booth seating fast? Discover how the Penelope banquette helped Local Cantina stay on brand and on time—without sacrificing quality. Part of Fortner’s Quick Ship Collection, Penelope is ready when your project can’t wait.

Discover how custom banquettes create space-saving, comfortable, and durable seating for hospitality, higher ed, and healthcare spaces. Built by Fortner.

Discover how commercial furniture reupholstery improves performance, reduces costs, and extends the life of your space. Fortner makes it easy to refresh, not replace.

Discover how to design versatile commercial spaces that adapt effortlessly. Explore strategic planning, adaptable furniture, smart storage, and tech integration tips for multifunctional interiors

Design in 2025 is all about warmth, flow, and a connection to nature. Earth tones and curved furniture are dominating hospitality and commercial interiors, creating inviting and luxurious spaces. Discover how these trends are redefining modern design and how you can incorporate them into your next project.

Is your restaurant or hotel furniture starting to show its age? Worn upholstery, outdated designs, and inconsistent branding can impact your guests’ experience. Instead of replacing well-built seating, reupholstery offers a cost-effective, sustainable way to refresh your space while maintaining quality and comfort. Discover five key signs it’s time to reupholster—and how Fortner can help bring new life to your furniture.

The hospitality industry continues to evolve, redefining how spaces are designed to enhance guest experiences. Whether you’re outfitting a boutique hotel, restaurant, or lounge, staying ahead of these trends will ensure your space remains both stylish and competitive.

Hospitality furniture is crafted to withstand high-traffic use. Look for contract-grade pieces with reinforced frames, durable finishes, and materials that maintain their appeal even under heavy wear and tear.