Hotels & resorts
Cotton upholstery for hotel terraces.
For boutique hotels, resort lounges and covered dining terraces: build a distinctive scheme from statement prints, tailored rhythms and quieter cotton surfaces, with the exposure and care requirements reviewed before specification.
The material in the setting
Coordinate rooms without repeating the same gesture.
A property can carry one material palette through several areas without using one design everywhere. A lead print can identify the lounge; a smaller coordinate can sit on dining cushions; a quiet ground can cover the larger areas. Chapters within MARE NATURA are developed to work together at these different scales.
Choose the surface as well as the artwork. P500 Heavy Panama is the 500 gsm nominal lead base for substantial upholstery and cushions. G400 Heavy Gabardine is 400 gsm nominal, with a smoother character for pattern definition and coordinates. Both are digitally printed 100% cotton, with a 150 cm finished width.
Hospitality decisions include cleaning frequency, daily handling, spare-cover planning and the actual exposure of each zone. Covered terrace seating and shaded lounges are different briefs from permanently exposed poolside furniture. We review the intended application instead of extending one test result into a blanket contract promise.
The cotton specification
- Composition
- 100% cotton
- P500 Heavy Panama
- 500 gsm nominal · substantial upholstery and cushions
- G400 Heavy Gabardine
- 400 gsm nominal · smoother pattern definition and coordinates
- Finished width
- 150 cm · retail and contract programmes
- Print and origin
- Digital print · Denizli, Türkiye
- Finish chemistry
- C0 fluorine-free finish · No intentionally added PFAS
Confirm the base, colour, usable width and tolerances for the production lot before cutting. The full product specification and care information accompany the order.
A coordinated starting point
Mineral Courtyard
A mineral statement, a smaller geometric coordinate and a calm ground for considered hospitality seating.
- MONOLITH · Signature
NM-LTH-S01-TR-P500-150 - TESSERA · Coordinate
NM-LTH-C01-TR-G400-150 - TRAVERTINE DUST · Texture / Quiet Surface
NM-LTH-T01-TR-P500-150
This is a proposed design selection, not a stocked kit. The team confirms colours, bases, sample contents and delivery arrangements for your request.
A specification the operations team can use
- Separate indoor, covered outdoor, exposed and pool-adjacent positions in the furniture schedule.
- Confirm cushion construction, removable covers and the property's cleaning and seasonal storage routine.
- Review the published SGS methods and conditions alongside the project requirements; abrasion alone does not establish complete outdoor or hospitality suitability.
- Identify any market-specific fire requirements at the brief stage. EN 1021, IMO or other fire requirements need a separate development and supporting evidence before a claim is made.
Specification resources
The evidence beside the design.
The selected SGS results are published with methods, conditions and source references. Review those records together with the complete requirements of the project before approving a specification.
Planning this application
Is there one fabric for every area of a hotel?
No single recommendation covers every exposure and operating condition. Covered decorative seating is the current focus; permanent open-air, demanding poolside and other specialist applications require a separate review.
Do the fabrics carry a universal hospitality fire approval?
No universal fire approval is claimed. State the relevant market and application requirements in the project brief so the required development and evidence can be assessed.
How do we begin a hotel sampling request?
Send the intended zones, a furniture schedule or images, approximate quantities and colour direction. Request a palette first; commercial sampling and supply arrangements are confirmed by the team.
Begin with the brief
Tell us where the fabric will live.
Share the property location, furniture schedule, quantities, installation timing and care routine. We can start with a small coordinated sample selection, then review the full specification and quotation with your design and operations teams.