Skyline Group US

At Skyline Group, we pride ourselves on being a leading direct manufacturer, offering our customers high-quality products and exceptional value. Our streamlined manufacturing process eliminates unnecessary costs and intermediaries, providing you with factory-direct prices without compromising on quality. We supply building materials and furniture that fit the need of every specific project. We distribute directly to Developers, General Contractors, and Hospitality management companies.

We're thrilled to announce the completion of a custom color production of 1 million square feet of SPC flooring, all set for immediate shipment! While SPC flooring boasts a robust stone composition, offering superior durability, it's important to note that compared to traditional LVT flooring, it may provide slightly less joint support and underfoot comfort. #hospitalitydesign #hospitalityinteriors #flooring #customdesign #manufacture #directsourcing #supplychain #renovation #project

Parker West 214 West 72nd Street, New York, NY, 10023 18 units, 22 stories, Built in 2021 Custom Bathroom Millwork Manufacture in Italy

Custom mosaic for Hotel Public spaces Marble： Bianco Sievc, Carrara White, Cinderella, Stainless Steel

FF&E replacements , Model room Dream Hotel Hollywood, Part Of Hyatt. Matching the design of new furniture with existing furniture in a hotel involves a thoughtful and systematic process to ensure a cohesive and harmonious look. Here's a step-by-step guide from Skyline Group US: 1. Assessment of Existing Furniture: Begin by thoroughly examining the existing furniture in the hotel. Take note of styles, colors, materials, and overall design elements. 2. Identify Key Design Elements: Identify the key design elements that define the existing furniture. This could include features such as the type of wood, color palette, patterns, and shapes. 3. Sample and Prototype Creation: Develop samples or prototypes of the new furniture pieces for evaluation. This allows to assess how well they match the existing furniture and make necessary adjustments before mass production. 4. Material Matching: Pay close attention to the materials used in both the existing and new furniture. Match wood finishes, upholstery fabrics, and other materials to maintain a cohesive look. 5. Color Coordination: Ensure that the color palette of the new furniture complements or matches the existing color scheme. Consider variations in shades and tones to add depth and interest while maintaining consistency. 6. Proportion and Scale: Maintain a consistent sense of proportion and scale between the new and existing furniture. This helps create visual harmony within the space. 7. Test in the Actual Environment: Place prototypes or sample pieces in the actual hotel environment to see how they interact with the existing furniture, lighting, and overall décor. This step allows for real-world evaluation. 8. Collect Feedback: Gather feedback from key stakeholders, such as hotel management, staff, and even guests if possible. Consider their input and make any necessary adjustments to ensure satisfaction. 9. Finalize and Implement: Once the design is refined and approved, move forward with the production and implementation of the new furniture. Coordinate installation and placement to seamlessly integrate with the existing layout. #FFE #manufacturing #furniture #customdesign #dreamhotel #modelroom #millwork #casegoods #hoteldesign #design #designdeinteriores #hotel #guestroom #hyatt #hyatthotels