Office Reception Furniture

What else should I consider in reception chairs and sofas apart from style?

It’s important that your office space and furniture reflects your company style, and the most public spaces in your building should of course make your branding and design aspirations clear to all of your visitors. But there’s much more than just style required to create a reception area that really works - you need to also take into account practicality, commerciality and comfort. Our design-led office reception sofas and chairs tick all of these boxes. They’re great looking, and available in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colours in fabric and leather finishes that won’t break the budget.

Where can I find reception furniture solutions for awkwardly shaped spaces?

Reception spaces come in many different shapes and sizes, and as busy thoroughfares can sometimes present unique interior design challenges. They can often lack the clear wall and floor space required for traditional furniture arrangements. Our reception sofas are available as modular pieces, in curved and corner arrangements and as compact, space-saving designs. They even come as high-backed chairs, sofas and booths for areas of privacy or for quieter conversation or phone calls. This allows real flexibility and means that even the most difficult reception spaces can be made into welcoming, comfortable waiting and meeting zones that look beautiful too.

Do you sell matching reception and commercial coffee tables?

Our beautifully designed coffee and low tables are specifically selected to work with our reception furniture ranges and create safe spaces for flowers, plants, drinks, magazines, brochures and visitors’ paperwork. They come in hard wearing laminates, veneers and glass topped finishes so there’s a design style to work with any decor.

What about reception furniture for the short of space?

Our reception booths with built in coffee tables require minimum footprint but create maximum seating and table space. If your problem is the opposite with cavernous or open-plan reception areas to fill, try adding tables in groups to anchor larger pieces of furniture and create zones within a bigger space that allow people to naturally flow through.