Balton furnishes hotels, boutique properties and holiday residences, from guest rooms and suites to reception areas.
You can browse the available furniture models online, choosing dimensions, materials and finishes to suit your needs, or go for made-to-measure manufacturing when your space calls for a more specific solution.
Balton takes care of the design proposal, 3D visualisation where needed, manufacturing, delivery coordination and installation in your space.
A hospitality space needs furniture that suits its layout and the way it operates, while keeping the same aesthetic, quality and build consistency across every room and communal area.
At Balton you can explore a wide range of available furniture and combine it with the materials and finishes offered for each product. When a project has different requirements, we can move on to bespoke manufacturing to the project’s specifications.
The same approach applies whether it is a single piece or a complete furnishing project.
Different furniture categories can be used in rooms and suites, depending on the type and layout of the property.
Beds and bedroom solutions, with a choice of dimensions, materials and finishes depending on the model and the project’s specifications.
Sofas, leather sofas and armchairs for guest rooms, suites, lounges and waiting areas. The available configurations and upholstery options depend on each model.
Sofas that convert into a bed, for guest rooms, guest houses and serviced apartments where the same space has to work as both a sitting area and a place to sleep.
Choose the right combination of dining tables, coffee tables and chairs for rooms and suites, as well as for reception areas and the other needs of the property. Depending on the model, different dimensions, shapes, materials and upholstery are available.
Bookcases, wall units and entrance furniture can be used in communal areas, lounges, suites or any other space that needs storage or a specific layout.
The communal areas of a hotel need different solutions from a guest room. Reception, the lobby, waiting areas and lounges can be fitted out with sofas, leather sofas, armchairs, entrance furniture, chairs and bespoke pieces, depending on how each space is used.
When a project calls for specific details and specifications, we can coordinate every step of design, configuration, production and installation around the needs of the project.
When an available model does not meet the requirements of a hotel space, bespoke manufacturing is an option.
The process starts from the dimensions of the space, how the piece will be used and the project’s technical specifications. The design, materials, finishes and details are then defined to serve your needs and the way the space works.
We start from the needs of the hotel or property: the spaces to be furnished, quantities, dimensions, use and the project timeline.
Where the architect or interior designer has provided drawings and technical specifications, we can work directly from them.
We shape the proposal around the project’s drawings and requirements, and choose together the materials, upholstery, finishes and dimensions to be used.
Where needed, we create a 3D visualisation so the form and layout of the space can be reviewed before manufacturing begins.
Once everything is signed off, the final dimensions, materials, finishes and quantities are recorded.
The proposal comes with the corresponding quotation and the expected completion time.
On a hotel project, the timeline is part of planning production, delivery and installation.
Production always follows the project’s approved specifications.
The process ends with the furniture being delivered and installed in the space. For larger projects, delivery and installation can be scheduled to follow the project timeline.
Having a piece of hotel furniture made to measure does not in itself make a project unaffordable, nor is every bespoke solution more expensive than an off-the-shelf product.
The price depends on the dimensions, materials, finishes, design, quantity and production requirements of the project.
On a hotel furnishing project, we therefore look at the whole picture: what needs to be made, how many units, to what specifications and within what time frame.
Before production begins, there is a clear picture of the final specifications, quantities, price and expected completion time.
Balton can work on projects that call for many identical or matching pieces, with shared specifications and set quantities.
This keeps the key characteristics consistent across different rooms and spaces within the same property.
Balton works with professionals who are designing a hotel or property and need a partner to manufacture and deliver the furniture.
We can work from existing drawings, technical specifications, materials and samples, handling manufacturing in line with the project’s requirements.
The collaboration can cover individual pieces, a specific space or a larger part of the property’s furnishing.
You can start from Balton’s product categories and explore the available models, dimensions and materials offered for each product.
For hotel furnishing projects, we can discuss the needs of the project, review samples of materials and finishes, and put together the right proposal.
Balton’s showroom is in Alimos.
Yes. Balton manufactures made-to-measure furniture for hotels, boutique properties and holiday residences, and also supplies available models from its product categories.
Yes, when it is a bespoke piece. For available models, the dimension and configuration options depend on each product. For bespoke pieces, the dimensions are set according to the needs and specifications of the project.
Yes. On hotel projects, repeat units can be produced to shared final specifications, dimensions, materials and finishes.
Not necessarily. The price depends on the dimensions, materials, finishes, design, quantity and production requirements. Being made to measure does not in itself determine whether a project will cost more.
Yes. Balton works with architects, interior designers and designers, and can manufacture furniture and bespoke pieces from the project’s drawings, dimensions, materials and technical specifications.
Yes. Balton can work on projects with repeat units and set quantities, organising production and delivery around the final specifications and the project timeline.
Depending on the project, the process covers discussing needs and specifications, design, the choice of materials and finishes, 3D visualisation where required, the quotation, manufacturing, delivery and installation.
Send us the key details of your hotel or property, such as the spaces that need furnishing, the number of rooms, any available specifications and the project timeline.
The Balton team can review the project and suggest the right way to supply or manufacture the furniture.
