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Hotel suite furnished with imported and custom-made pieces — design visualisation

Commercial & Hospitality Fit-Out · Furniture & FF&E

Furniture made by us, or imported for you

Custom-made furniture from KRM’s own joinery workshop and imported European furniture from manufacturers we work with directly — for hotels, offices, schools, clinics and private residences — specified by our designers, procured by our procurement department and installed by the same team that built the space.

The short answer

In short

KRM Global supplies furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) in Abu Dhabi and across the UAE in two ways: custom-made furniture built in its own carpentry and joinery workshop in Mussafah — reception desks, boardroom tables, wardrobes, headboards, vanities, counters, shelving and feature walls — and imported European loose furniture and lighting for hotels, offices, schools, clinics and villas, sourced directly from manufacturers by KRM’s procurement department. Both are specified by the in-house design studio and delivered, installed and snagged by KRM.

Custom-made
Own joinery workshop: veneer, solid wood, laminate, stone tops
Imported
European manufacturers for hotel, office and school ranges
Sectors
Hotels, offices, schools, clinics, wedding halls, villas
Service
Specification, procurement, delivery, installation, snagging

Furniture and FF&E

Two routes to the right piece

Some pieces should be made for the room: the reception desk that carries the brand, the headboard wall of a suite, the boardroom table, the nurse station, the library shelving that follows a curved wall. KRM makes those in its own carpentry and joinery workshop — veneered and solid timber, laminates, stone and solid-surface tops, brass and stainless details — from the designer’s drawings to the installed piece.

Other pieces are better bought from the people who make thousands of them: hotel guest-room furniture, task seating and workstations, school tables and chairs, lounge and restaurant furniture, lighting. KRM’s procurement department imports these from European manufacturers we work with directly, handling specification, samples, logistics, customs and installation.

Because the furniture comes through the same contract as the fit-out, the dimensions, finishes and programme are coordinated by one team — and the installation, snagging and after-sales care are KRM’s responsibility, not a supplier’s.

  • Hotel FF&E
  • Office & boardroom furniture
  • School & library furniture
  • Clinic, majlis & residential
Custom reception desk — design visualisation
Custom-made curved reception desk in walnut and brass

Scope of works

What KRM delivers for furniture

Custom-made in our workshop

  • Reception desks, counters, nurse stations and host stands
  • Boardroom tables, credenzas and executive desks
  • Headboard walls, wardrobes, vanities and minibar units
  • Library shelving, laboratory benches and classroom storage
  • TV walls, feature walls, wall panelling and decorative screens
  • Kitchens, pantries and built-in seating

Imported European ranges

  • Hotel guest-room and public-area furniture
  • Lounge, restaurant and café seating and tables
  • Workstations, task chairs and meeting furniture
  • School tables, chairs, soft seating and storage
  • Clinic, waiting-area and consultation furniture
  • Decorative lighting, rugs and accessories

Interactive 3D

A room furnished by KRM

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Illustrative model of a furnished space, built from the pieces KRM makes and imports. It is not a drawing of a specific project.

  1. Walnut TV and shelving wall with brass inlays and concealed lighting — made in KRM’s joinery workshop.

  2. Curved veneered desk with a quartz top and integrated lighting — custom-made to the designer’s drawings.

  3. European lounge seating in boucle and leather, imported directly from the manufacturer by KRM’s procurement department.

  4. Sculptural tables in walnut and stone, imported or workshop-made to match the joinery.

  5. Headboard and casegoods made in our workshop; mattress, lamps and chairs from European hotel ranges.

  6. Height-adjustable tables, ergonomic chairs and storage trolleys imported for classrooms and libraries.

  7. Veneers, laminates, stones, fabrics and metals sampled and approved before production or order.

Behind every project

A full engineering department, monitoring every week, maintaining after handover

  • HSE

    Health, safety and environment

  • Design

    Design and engineering

  • Estimation

    Estimation and quantity surveying

  • Procurement

    Procurement and imports

  • Planning

    Planning and project management

  • QA/QC

    Quality control and document control

The works are monitored with daily supervision, inspection requests and weekly progress reports with photographs and cost status. After handover, defects-liability and corrective works are carried out by KRM’s own in-house maintenance team — not a subcontractor — with an optional annual maintenance contract. The same team handles a single room and a multi-building contract.

How the division works

Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Do you make furniture or import it?

Both. Bespoke pieces such as reception desks, boardroom tables, headboards, wardrobes and shelving are made in KRM’s own joinery workshop in Mussafah. Loose furniture, seating and school and hotel ranges are imported from European manufacturers we work with directly.

Can you supply furniture without a fit-out contract?

Yes. KRM supplies and installs furniture as a stand-alone package — for a hotel refurbishment, an office move or a new school — with specification by our designers and installation by our own team.

What lead times should I expect?

Workshop-made pieces typically take four to eight weeks from approved shop drawings. Imported European furniture takes eight to fourteen weeks including shipping and customs, so we place those orders first in the programme.

Request a proposal

Have a facility to build, fit out, furnish or maintain?

Send us the drawings, a scope or just an idea. The CEO and the department head review every enquiry personally and reply within one working day with a clear proposal, programme and price.

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