Restaurants
Custom booths and banquettes for restaurants, cafes and bars. Coordinate the seating shape, table arrangement and upholstery before approving your project.
Built for this industry
US Booths designs and manufactures custom restaurant seating. Start with a measured layout, seating quantities and the way your team uses the room. Review the selected upholstery and agree on delivery, installation and the schedule in the written estimate.
OUR WORK
From the US Booths project archive
Use these documented projects to explain the seating you have in mind. Each reference links to its photographs and recorded scope.
Dining room and workshop photographs · Sedona, Arizona
The dining room photographs show a row of brown diamond-tufted booths beside individual tables. The same project includes workshop views of tufting and an assembled banquette.
Check each table position and the clear route through your room. The photographs do not establish the dimensions or upholstery specification for your order.
Use this project in my estimateWorkshop photographs before delivery · Utah
Individual booth modules and a long banquette share tan vertical-channel backs and smooth seats. This shows how separate seating formats can use a consistent upholstery design.
Identify the count and length of each module in your brief. These workshop photographs do not document the completed restaurant installation.
Use this project in my estimatePlan your restaurant furniture
Mark wall lengths, table positions, entrances and circulation routes. Decide where individual booths, continuous banquettes or curved seating make sense before choosing upholstery.
Measuring guide →Choose the back style and review the exact fabric or vinyl code. Physical samples and manufacturer care instructions belong in the approval process.
Charlotte Fabrics references →Existing furniture is listed by the selling store. Custom designs are quoted from your dimensions, quantities and approved materials.
Browse furniture →Provide the delivery ZIP code, unloading access and opening date. Freight, inside delivery and installation are different services; confirm which are included in your quote.
Arizona, Texas and Illinois teams →Updating furniture you already own? Explore commercial reupholstery before replacing the full booth.
US BOOTHS / PRACTICAL BUYER GUIDE
Custom seating starts with a measured room and an approved furniture scope. Choose the shape and table arrangement before selecting the surface finish. A reference image communicates design direction; it does not supply dimensions, material specifications or installation instructions.
Reviewed · US Booths editorial guidance
Identify wall lengths, curves, columns, sill heights, unusual corners or party-size requirements. Separate a visual preference from a dimensional constraint. A standard design may fit some areas while a custom run solves the difficult part.
Record back height and treatment, seat and base construction, exposed ends and backs, material placement and table position. Provide reference images as context and confirm the actual specification in drawings and samples.
Confirm dimensions, material availability, production scope, delivery route and installation responsibilities before authorizing the build. Changes after approval require review of the affected scope and schedule.
| Decision | Specify | Bring to review |
|---|---|---|
| Room fit | Walls, curves, corners and obstacles | Measured plan |
| Appearance | Back treatment, materials and base | References and physical samples |
| Construction | Modules, joints, finished surfaces | Agreed furniture specification |
| Installation | Access, site work and anchoring | Written scope and responsibility |
Share the measured plan and intended configuration for review. Curves and corners need actual dimensions, usable seating geometry and table relationships, not just a chosen shape name.
Link to this answerA reference photograph can help explain a style, but the team must develop an appropriate specification. Do not assume it establishes construction, dimensions or rights to reproduce protected design elements.
Link to this answerUse the catalog and project discussion to identify the intended treatment. Confirm material placement, maintenance implications, finished dimensions and availability for the selected design.
Link to this answerSome designs can be divided into modules, but that must be specified. Confirm joints, exposed ends, stability, assembly and access instead of assuming every custom run is sectional.
Link to this answerChanges are subject to construction, material and project constraints. The approved scope identifies the dimensions and options actually accepted for production.
Link to this answerSend the floor plan, quantities, reference design, material direction, project ZIP, access details and target date. Flag any information that still needs verification.
Link to this answerPlan your layout or talk to the team. Design, manufacture, install — one process.
