Hospitality Fit-Outs &
Hotel Interiors

Yes. We deliver hotel lobby fit-outs, guest room renovations, restaurant interiors, bar fit-outs, and banquet hall conversions. All work is to hospitality-grade finish standards — premium surface finishes, custom joinery, and lighting design.

Yes. Our in-house carpentry team fabricates custom hotel furniture — reception counters, lobby seating, restaurant tables and chairs, bar fronts, and decorative panel elements — in MDF, plywood, solid wood, laminates, and veneers.

Yes. We phase renovation delivery by floor or section. Night-work is standard for public area renovations. Dust and noise control protocols are implemented to maintain guest comfort in adjacent areas during the renovation period.

Yes. We receive the brand standards manual from the franchisor or brand team and execute all fit-out elements to the approved specifications — material grades, dimensions, finishes, approved suppliers, and GFC drawing requirements.

Yes. Restaurant fit-outs — from QSR counter units to fine dining restaurants — are standard scope for IBS. Civil works, kitchen infrastructure, bar fit-out, custom furniture, and brand graphics are all within our in-house capability.

Yes. QSR rollouts require consistent brand execution across many locations. IBS manages the full rollout — standard joinery pieces fabricated centrally, consistent graphics and signage, and coordinated installation at multiple sites. This mirrors our retail chain rollout capability applied to F&B.

Yes. Commercial kitchen fit-outs — stainless steel fabrication, exhaust and fresh-air ventilation, grease trap provisions, gas plumbing, fire suppression systems, and utility-grade floor finishes — are within our scope. We coordinate with kitchen equipment vendors for equipment power and plumbing.

Our design team prepares lighting concept layouts — combining ambient, accent, and task lighting — for hospitality spaces. We specify luminaires appropriate for the design intent and install all lighting infrastructure. Branded pendant features and custom lighting elements are fabricated in-house where possible.

Yes. External hotel signage — building identification signs, entrance pylons, porte-cochere branding, restaurant and bar signage, and directional signage — are produced in our facility and installed by our team. We handle illuminated and non-illuminated external elements.

Yes. Guest room refurbishments — new flooring, wall finishes, bathroom upgrades, fitted wardrobes, and headboard panels — can be executed on a per-room basis. For operating hotels, we phase room renovation to minimise inventory impact — typically a floor block at a time.

A standard restaurant fit-out (1,500–3,000 sq ft, full civil and MEP) takes 6–10 weeks from GFC drawing approval to commissioning. Smaller cafes and QSR units can be completed in 3–5 weeks. Timeline depends heavily on custom furniture and joinery lead times, which IBS controls in-house.

Yes. Rooftop restaurants, terrace bars, and outdoor dining areas require weather-resistant materials, waterproofing, specialised lighting, and drainage — in addition to the standard F&B fit-out scope. IBS handles waterproofing, deck flooring, pergola structures, and outdoor branding as part of the project.

All hospitality fit-outs include fire-rated kitchen exhaust systems, Ansul suppression for commercial kitchens, smoke detectors and sprinkler provisions, emergency lighting, fire exit signage, and fire NOC compliance documentation. Kitchen fire suppression is coordinated with a certified suppression vendor.

IBS can work both ways. For clients with an existing interior designer's brief, we execute precisely to the approved drawings and specifications. For clients who need design services, our in-house design team prepares concept, 3D visualisations, and GFC drawings before execution. Design-and-build is a common project model for mid-scale hospitality clients.

Yes. Spa and wellness fit-outs — wet zones (steam rooms, jacuzzis, hydrotherapy pools), treatment rooms, relaxation lounges, and changing facilities — require specialist waterproofing, ventilation, and premium finish standards. IBS has the wet area expertise and in-house joinery capability for these environments.

For hospitality, we use natural stone (marble, granite, sandstone) for premium lobbies, large-format vitrified tiles for dining areas, engineered wood and herringbone parquet for restaurant floors, and textured anti-slip tiles for wet and entrance areas. Material selection is based on the design specification and traffic load.

Yes. For hospitality projects where the client wants a single point of responsibility, IBS can extend the scope to include FF&E procurement — loose furniture, soft furnishings, kitchen equipment, sanitary ware, and lighting fixtures. This reduces coordination burden on the hotel project team significantly.

Yes. Hotel corridor refurbishments — new carpeting or flooring, fresh wall finishes, updated room number signage, lighting replacement, and fire safety upgrades — are executed floor by floor in operating hotels. We plan the renovation sequence to minimise the number of rooms taken out of inventory at any one time.

Yes. Pool surround areas, changing facilities, and poolside F&B units are within our scope. We use appropriate slip-resistant finishes, chemical-resistant coatings, and weatherproof joinery for outdoor leisure environments. Waterproofing for pool decks is handled by our in-house civil team.

Hospitality fit-outs are priced on a BOQ basis after site assessment and design brief review. We provide a detailed line-item quotation covering civil, MEP, joinery, furniture, finishes, and brand elements. For design-and-build contracts, a design fee is quoted separately. We do not issue lump-sum quotations without a complete design brief.