Interior and furniture drawings supplied the approved design basis.
5-Star Hotel Furniture Project · 2018
Bespoke Hotel Furniture Granada Hotel, Najaf, Iraq
Najaf · Iraq
A 64-room hotel furniture project manufactured by I-HOTEL Furniture in İnegöl, Bursa from AutoCAD drawings supplied by the hotel's interior architect. The room-by-room program combined natural Sapelli wood veneer, lacquer-painted finishes, upholstered furniture and a broad food-and-beverage furniture scope for the hotel's public areas.
Hotel Scale
64 Rooms · Project Completed 2018
LocationNajaf · Iraq
Hotel Scale64 Rooms
Production BasisArchitect's AutoCAD Drawings
Project Completion2018
Project Overview
Room-by-Room Furniture Production from the Interior Architect's AutoCAD Drawings
Granada Hotel is a 5-star hospitality project in Najaf, Iraq. I-HOTEL Furniture completed the hotel's furniture program in 2018, manufacturing project-specific furniture in İnegöl, Bursa for the 64-room property and its principal public and dining areas.
The interior concept and AutoCAD drawings were supplied by the hotel's interior architect. I-HOTEL's role was to translate those approved drawings into manufacturable furniture, coordinate dimensions and construction details, apply the specified finishes and produce the required furniture room by room.
Natural Sapelli wood veneer and lacquer-painted surfaces created the project's primary material language, while upholstered seating, mattresses and coordinated public-area furniture completed the wider hospitality package.
Beyond the guest rooms, I-HOTEL supplied tables and chairs for the restaurant, cafe, breakfast hall and shisha lounge, extending the production scope into the hotel's core food-and-beverage spaces.
From Drawings to Finished Furniture
One Interior Concept. Multiple Room Types. Project-Specific Production.
Granada was not produced from a standard furniture catalogue. Each room type was reviewed against the architect's AutoCAD documentation so that dimensions, furniture combinations, finishes and installation requirements could be manufactured for the actual hotel program.
Furniture requirements were reviewed separately for the hotel's room configurations.
Dimensions, joints, substrates, veneer and lacquer details were prepared for manufacturing.
Project furniture was produced in İnegöl, Bursa to the approved documentation.
Sapelli veneer, lacquer surfaces, hardware and assemblies were checked before dispatch.
Guest-room production was coordinated with seating, mattresses and F&B furniture supply.
Natural Sapelli Wood Veneer
Natural Sapelli veneer introduced a warm reddish-brown timber character across the hotel furniture. The veneer was applied to project-specific casegoods and coordinated with the room-by-room production drawings rather than used as a standard stock finish.
Lacquer-Painted Furniture Surfaces
Lacquer-painted elements were used alongside the natural veneer to create contrast and consistency across the guest-room furniture. The combination allowed the approved interior concept to be carried through different furniture pieces and room configurations.
Guest-Room Furniture
Furniture Manufactured for the Actual Room Types — Not Adapted from Ready Stock
The Granada program required individual room furniture to follow the hotel's approved interior drawings. Casegoods, bedside elements, headboard-related furniture, storage pieces and other room items were manufactured around the dimensions and layout requirements shown in the architect's AutoCAD files.
This approach kept the Sapelli veneer and lacquer finish language consistent while allowing different room configurations to receive furniture specific to their layout.
DESIGN AUTHORSHIP KEPT CLEAR
The hotel's interior architect supplied the design drawings. I-HOTEL Furniture executed the manufacturing and project-specific furniture production from those approved documents.
Beyond the Guest Rooms
Restaurant, Cafe, Breakfast Hall & Shisha Lounge Furniture
The project scope extended into Granada Hotel's food-and-beverage areas. I-HOTEL supplied the tables and chairs required for multiple hospitality venues, creating a broader furniture package beyond the 64 guest rooms.
Commercial tables and chairs supplied for the hotel's main dining environment.
Hospitality tables and seating coordinated for cafe use and daily guest service.
Tables and chairs supplied for breakfast service and high-frequency hospitality use.
Lounge-oriented tables and seating supplied for a distinct public-area hospitality setting.
Sofas, armchairs and complementary furniture forming part of the wider hotel package.
Mattresses and upholstered items supplied alongside the custom manufactured casegoods.
Completed Project
Granada Hotel Furniture & Interior Views
Selected photographs from the completed Granada Hotel project in Najaf, documenting the room-specific furniture, Sapelli veneer and lacquer finishes, upholstered furniture and overall hospitality interior after production.
Project Capability
What the Granada Hotel Project Demonstrates
Granada combines architect-led design documentation, room-specific manufacturing, natural veneer and lacquer production, upholstered furniture and multi-venue F&B furniture supply within one completed hotel project.
Manufacturing from Interior Architect Drawings
Furniture was produced from the hotel's approved AutoCAD drawings, keeping design authorship with the project team while I-HOTEL handled manufacturing execution.
Natural Sapelli Veneer + Lacquer
The project combined natural Sapelli wood veneer with lacquer-painted surfaces across custom guest-room furniture and coordinated interior elements.
Guest Rooms + Multiple F&B Areas
The scope extended beyond bedrooms to restaurant, cafe, breakfast hall, shisha lounge, lobby seating and other hospitality furniture categories.
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