Boarding schools require furniture that balances tradition, function, and longevity. From study areas to dining halls and dormitories, every space should reflect the institution’s values and withstand daily student use. Here are the top six things to consider when selecting boarding school furniture: 1. Durability
Furniture in a private club is never just a functional necessity. It is part of the club’s identity and a constant presence in the daily life of its members. From quiet lunches in the grill room to formal dinners, member meetings, and black-tie galas in
For restaurants that host private dinners, wine tastings, chef-led events, or full-scale receptions, flexibility is not a luxury. It is an operational requirement. Dining rooms must transition smoothly from intimate nightly service to larger gatherings without compromising the atmosphere guests expect. The challenge lies in
From dining halls that anchor daily routines to libraries and common rooms where friendships and ideas take shape, educational spaces deserve furniture that supports both purpose and people. That belief is one of the reasons we are proud supporters of The Association of Boarding Schools
A fraternity house is more than a residence. It is the center of chapter life, where meals are shared, meetings are held, and traditions are carried forward year after year. The furniture that fills these spaces must work hard, match the architecture, and hold up
As the year draws to a close, it’s worth pausing to look at what endured. Not trends, but timeless chairs. These chairs were specified again and again across campuses, clubs, libraries, and dining rooms nationwide. This countdown reflects what designers, facility leaders, and institutions