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In the dynamic and highly competitive world of hospitality furniture sales, making a lasting impression is key. High-quality visual storytelling, including compelling renderings and interactive visual tools, can be the decisive factor in winning over clients. For sales teams focusing on hotel lounges, rooms, patios and other hospitality spaces, leveraging these visuals can shorten sales cycle and differentiate you from the competition. Here’s why investing in top-notch furniture visualization services is essential for success in this industry.

In the competitive world of hospitality furniture sales, standing out is crucial. High-quality furniture visualization can be pivotal in shortening sales cycles, differentiating your offerings, and ultimately winning more business. Let's explore why investing in superior visuals is a game-changer for furniture sales teams specializing in hotel lounges, rooms, and other hospitality spaces.

Last month several of our team members attended NeoCon 2024 in Chicago. This is the premier furniture design event of the year attracting attendees from around the world for three days of fantastic sessions, keynote and showstopping displays. Our team always looks forward to NeoCon as it’s a great opportunity to connect with the top minds of the industry. It’s also opportunity fantastic opportunity to see what the popular trends in office space design each year are.  

We’re excited to announce that the Fern Kids catalog is now available on The KITS collaborator! Explore their digital catalog filled with educational furniture for a young audience. 

We’re excited to announce that Corp Design is now available on The KITS collaborator! Explore their digital catalog filled with office furniture solutions. 

New design considerations are trending among office designers (and our clients!)  all the time. Over the last few years, we have heard about hybrid work design, hoteling, and ancillary trends, among others. In 2024 one of the new top trends is the concept of biophilic design. This trend builds on the already existing design elements of natural materials and sustainability but dives into a more natural way of incorporating it into professional spaces such as offices, healthcare spaces and educational spaces.  

Virtual showrooms are attracting a lot of attention these days. With the rise of e-commerce and remote options for clients and consumers, many people are looking for unique virtual shopping experiences that let them engage with products before contacting sales and shopping in person. But how do you make your virtual showroom stand out from the other options available? At KiSP we believe by including virtual and augmented reality tools in our Virtual Showroom products, you can elevate your virtual showroom experience.  
 
In this article, we will show how incorporating Virtual and Augmented Reality tools can elevate your virtual showroom experience and attract more customers.

Office design trends for 2024 are shaping up to be truly transformative, with a focus on creating work environments that prioritize both sustainability and employee well-being. Many of these trends are continuations of the trends we saw in 2023 such as a focus on wellness, flexibility and employee comfort. These trends are evolving as we see more people returning to offices and a rise in spaces that incorporate more sustainability elements. The term biophilic has become more commonly used this year with office design for spaces that bring nature into employee areas. 

We’re excited to announce that Moduform is now available on The KITS collaborator! Explore their digital catalog filled with healthcare and educational furniture. 

Over the last couple of years there has been a drastic shift in the way the world goes to work. Workflows and everyday processes had to shift to meet the rise of remote and hybrid work. Also, people's shopping habits have changed to become more virtual, with a reliance on ecommerce and new services. Things have begun to settle down in the workforce and the need to shift and adapt isn’t as high, but many services and tools introduced over the last few years seem like they are here to stay.