Penta designs, develops, and sources custom soft goods, branded amenities, guestroom products, and operational objects for hospitality and design-led spaces. We translate brand identity into physical details that guests touch, remember, and photograph.
Guestroom soft goods · physically sampled
Our first developed category demonstrates how Penta thinks: pattern at true scale, textile character, trim, proportion, and collection building. Every live piece is physically sampled. Priced on enquiry, always.
A structured partnership that translates your identity into custom physical products, without fragmenting the work across a dozen suppliers.
We diagnose the property, the design direction, the project stage, and the product gap before recommending anything.
A narrative, a palette, and a category list, scoped to your project and your budget before any design work begins.
Designs developed at true physical scale: repeat size, pattern placement, and the effect of seams, piping, and trims on the motif.
Vendor coordination, specification, and sampling, managed as one accountable process, quoted once the scope is set.
Refinement, quality control, and delivery coordination, through to reorder references for the years after opening.
The physical objects within a space communicate as much as the architecture. A pillow, a robe, a tray, a menu cover, an amenity kit. Penta exists to make those details intentional.
We sit at the intersection of hospitality, interiors, product design, fashion, sourcing, and brand expression, and we act as the facilitator between vision and execution.
About the studio
Guestroom pillows are physically sampled. Every other line is ready to order and deliver. All priced on enquiry.
The founding category. Physically sampled and ready to specify today.
The quiet hours: eye masks, pillow mists, and the details of a considered turndown.
Napkins, table linens, menu covers, and check presenters for restaurants and bars.
Welcome kits, candles, and refillable bath programs carrying a signature scent.
Towels, cabana bolsters, and robes built for chlorine, sun, and daily laundering.
Retail-grade pieces that extend a property's identity beyond the stay.
Operational objects and staff-facing pieces with the same design intent as the guestroom.