From tactile ceramic tables to carefully curated details, BoConcept’s designs blend durability and personality to create spaces that linger long after check-out…
Step into a hotel lobby, and there’s a subtle choreography at play. The soft clink of cups on tables, the quiet murmur of conversation, and the way light catches a ceramic surface just so. Some of these moments pass unnoticed, yet they linger in memory. Often, it’s not a single object but the way everything has been thoughtfully composed: tables that endure daily life with style, sculptural forms that spark conversation, and carefully chosen details that transform interiors into experiences. In many cases, it’s BoConcept’s craftsmanship behind it.
Image caption: The Brompton Lounge in the Stansted Lounge for Harrods Aviation | Image credit: BoConcept
Ceramics that balance beauty and resilience
Hospitality spaces demand surfaces that are as practical as they are beautiful, and BoConcept’s ceramic tables meet that challenge with effortless poise. Designed to withstand the realities of busy hotel environments while retaining a sense of elegance, these tables are as durable as they are refined.
The Santiago dining table, available in circular or extendable formats, combines smooth, organic lines with a commanding presence. Its sculptural pillar legs and durable ceramic top are made for the daily rigours of hospitality life, supporting trays, coffee cups, laptops, and more, without compromising on design.
For interiors that call for versatility, the Alicante dining table offers a range of ceramic finishes, from ash and dark grey stone to warm browns and crisp white. Adaptable to both contemporary and classic schemes, it demonstrates how flexibility and strength can coexist with striking design.
Image caption: The Madrid coffee table | Image credit: BoConcept
When scale and intimacy matter, the Madrid coffee table transforms everyday furniture into sculptural form. With floating, organic shapes and a visual lightness, it is as much a piece of art as it is a practical surface. Tested for long-term resilience, it performs as beautifully as it appears.
Equally considered is the Chiva coffee table, which integrates hidden storage beneath its smooth ceramic top. This intelligent design allows hospitality spaces to remain clutter-free while still offering flexibility for guests. Practicality blends seamlessly with elegance, as the Chiva proves that even the hardest-working tables can carry a sense of sophistication.
In hospitality settings, these ceramic designs become more than furniture. They are touchpoints in the guest experience, surfaces where conversations unfold, where details are noticed, and where memories are made.
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The quiet strength of Danish design
Beyond surfaces, BoConcept’s Danish design ethos shapes every detail of a space. Limited-edition sculptural objects, such as travertine bookends, and hand-painted canvases from the brand’s collaboration with Danish gallery Malerifabrikken, provide subtle layers of texture and artistry. These elements are not decoration for its own sake but quiet statements that reinforce a sense of place, balance, and refinement.
Together, timeless materials, sculptural forms, and thoughtful detailing embody the brand’s design philosophy: simple, considered, and enduring. With more than 120 materials and countless configurations, BoConcept equips designers with the flexibility to tailor projects with precision, ensuring spaces that are both practical and memorable.
Tailored for the project, built for the future
From sculptural ceramic tables to curated design details, BoConcept Trade & Contract provides more than furniture. It offers a toolkit for creating hospitality experiences where every surface is chosen with care, every detail is balanced for performance and impact, and every design is built to last. In the spaces that matter most, it is often these quiet, considered choices that resonate and leave the deepest impression.
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