If you’re a Hospitality Venue Owner, Architect, Interior Designer, Specifier, or Project Manager, you know that choosing furniture isn’t just about how it looks.
It has to fit the layout.
It has to meet commercial requirements.
And it has to work once the space is open and in use.
At a certain stage in a project, you’re no longer exploring ideas. You’re making decisions that need to hold up through specification, procurement, and daily operation.
That’s where the right furniture matters.
Artifax
The new Artifax collection is designed for hospitality environments where consistency and durability are required. Created by an international team of designers including Sean Dix, Studio Lorenz + Kaz, Analog Lab, Tatsuo Kuroda, and Silvia Marlia, the range is intended for practical application across real projects.
Within the new collection, Nino and Sander are commonly specified because they’re straightforward to use.
Nino suits spaces that need a warmer, more relaxed feel without losing structure.
Sander offers a more defined, confident profile that works well in organised layouts.
Both integrate easily into floor plans, are simple to specify, and perform well in busy hospitality settings.
Otemacchi
The Otemacchi collection, designed by Giordano Caldarini with international collaborators, draws on traditional woodworking principles adapted for contemporary hospitality and workplace settings.
Each piece is made from FSC®-certified American hardwoods, selected for durability and long-term suitability in commercial environments.
The range offers flexibility depending on the brief:
Flow focuses on comfort while remaining suitable for commercial use
Genoa provides a balanced, structured option
Newtown is practical and familiar, making it easy to use across high-traffic venues
This new collection Otemacchi is designed to integrate smoothly into specification supporting real-world use without unnecessary complexity.
A Solution for Creative Freedom — Custom finishes without limits
As projects progress, finishes often become a key consideration.
At obodo, we offer custom colours and finish options to help furniture align with project palettes, branding, or spatial zoning, while keeping specifications clear and straightforward.
Furniture that supports decision-making
Good commercial furniture doesn’t need to stand out. It needs to fit the project, perform reliably, and make the decision process easier.
That’s how obodo curates brands like Artifax and Otemacchi — furniture that supports hospitality and workplace projects from early planning through to everyday use.
If you’re reviewing furniture options for an upcoming project, we’re happy to help with specifications, finishes, and suitability.
