Design as a universal language at BDNY 2025
In an environment where ideas and trends set the pace for international design,
Boutique Design New York (BDNY) stands out as an unmissable meeting point for professionals in the hospitality sector. Each edition brings together architects, designers, interior designers, and firms seeking inspiration, innovative materials, and new ways of inhabiting spaces.
This year, the focus is on the role of outdoor furniture in contract, hotel, and corporate projects. Spaces where interior and exterior blur, where comfort and functionality merge with aesthetics. It is in this setting that we, at POINT, present our vision: collections that integrate design, craftsmanship, and sustainability to inspire the future of hospitality.
At
Stand #1919 at BDNY, we are exhibiting a selection of our most recent collections, designed to meet the needs of hospitality projects. Each collection is a statement of intent: a way of understanding design as a tool for creating atmospheres that invite relaxation.
Designed by
Henrik Pedersen,
Amba reinterprets modularity with a fluid and natural language. Its soft curves and adaptable structure allow you to configure relaxation areas that blend harmoniously into the terraces and patios of boutique hotels or luxury resorts. With its Essence and Woven versions, Amba combines generous upholstery and handcrafted rope, achieving a perfect balance between sophistication and comfort.
Curio, created by
Patrick Norguet, combines art, geometry, and comfort in a collection that stands out for its sculptural presence. Its lightweight aluminum structure and enveloping backrest weave create a sense of refuge that invites relaxation. Ideal for hotel lobbies, patios, or chill-out areas,
Curio brings character and personality to the most exclusive spaces in today's hospitality industry.
Inspired by the work of architect Louis Kahn, this collection reflects the structural purity and serenity of timeless design. Thanks to our
TechTeak, the synthetic teak developed by POINT, we achieve a natural look without the need for maintenance and with a 100% recyclable lifespan.
The result of a collaboration with the Milanese studio
Meneghello Paolelli,
Neck reinterprets the classic bistro table from a contemporary perspective. Its concrete and aluminum base creates an elegant and discreet piece that is suitable for restaurants, terraces, and hotel dining areas.
With
Summer
, designer
Christophe Pillet
pays homage to the traditional craft of weaving, reinterpreting the classic chair with a contemporary look. Made of aluminum and rope, this collection is ideal for hotel dining rooms and terraces seeking to project authenticity and warmth.
Inspired by Alicante craftsmanship and the values that define us,
Heritage, designed by
Mario Ruiz, brings balance and serenity to any environment. The teak tables, with their straight lines and harmonious proportions, are perfect for hotel dining rooms seeking to convey warmth and naturalness.
Our proposal for BDNY is rounded out with three dining chairs that represent different interpretations of hotel comfort.
Hamp, by
Francesc Rifé, combines precision and elegance with a turned teak frame and stretched technical fabric.
Paralel, by
Gabriel Teixidó, conveys serenity thanks to the combination of teak and synthetic rope, evoking the calm of natural spaces. And
Havana, by
Alfonso Gallego, introduces rhythm and personality with its recyclable
Shintotex weave, inspired by the energy of the Caribbean. Three different styles, one essence: comfort elevated to art.
A date with design: Stand #1919
Our participation in BDNY 2025 is an invitation to discover how outdoor furniture can transform hotel spaces into unique experiences. Design should excite, inspire, and endure, which is why our collections fuse technical precision with Mediterranean warmth, offering solutions designed for the most demanding hospitality projects.
We look forward to seeing you at
Stand #1919, where we can explore together how POINT transforms the art of design into hospitality.