Modular interior system to make your guests feel welcome

The GRID System is a modular interior system from Denmark that helps hotels and restaurants create functional and stylish spaces. We are proud to help architects, interior designers, and hospitality owners build a variety of configurations, allowing establishments to customize interiors to specific needs – even ones that change over time.

Versatility with a Modular Interior System

The modular design of the GRID System allows for customized furniture and arrangements fitting the restraints of your space – no matter how big or small they may be.

For example, the GREFIS Hotel in Gräfelfing used black GRID modules together with oak shelf sides to renovate their lobby and restaurant areas for a unique and modern look.

By combining half-size cubes with the standard 40x40x40 cube, the hotel created lightweight, portable coffee tables and partitions that blended with the existing interior design.

Guest Experiences with a Modular Interior System

Using a modular interior system in hospitality spaces creates inviting atmospheres where guests can relax, dine, and socialize. Its adaptability helps design cohesive interiors that reflect a brand’s identity while catering to diverse guest preferences. Whether setting up seating areas, room dividers, or display units, GRID provides practical and visually appealing solutions.

Collaborative Customization

GRID System ApS works closely with interior designers, architects, and space planners to develop tailored solutions for hospitality venues. From initial inquiries to design visualization, production, and installation, we offer support to ensure each project meets your client’s vision and functional requirements. This collaborative approach is to make sure that the modular configurations are both aesthetically pleasing, practical and sturdy.

We also have our full catalogue available in the 3D-planning tool pCon.planner, for you to freely request access to and play around with the modular system yourself.

A Futureproof Modular Interior System

The GRID System emphasizes sustainability with its durable materials and reconfigurable design. The ability to repurpose and adapt components reduces waste and promotes long-term use, aligning with environmentally conscious practices in the hospitality sector. Additionally, the lightweight nature of the modules makes it easy to reconfigure spaces for different events or seasonal themes.

GRID offers hotels and restaurants a modular interior system that combines versatility, aesthetic appeal, and sustainability. By integrating GRID into their spaces, hospitality establishments can create dynamic environments that adapt to changing needs over time.

Take a look at how other architects work with GRID for hotel and restaurant interiors

We work with interior designers, architects and space planners to create the best possible interiors for hotels and restaurants. Be inspired by our cases and visit our References to see more from around the world.

GREFIS Hotel, Gräfelfing

ipartment, Berlin Airport

Novotel Marne-la-Vallée, Collégien

Imperial Hotel, Copenhagen

Mercure Blois Centre Hotel

Wakeup Copenhagen Bernstorffsgade

Squareville Hotel (Vonder), Munich

Design Offices, Cologne

Key points to consider when designing hotel lobbies with GRID

The GRID System is a Danish modular interior system that helps hospitality venues build functional and stylish spaces.
You can easily customize and adapt the lightweight modules to fit any space – even ones that change over time.
We work closely with architects and interior designers to create sustainable, futureproof configurations that reduce waste.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it entail to use a modular interior system for a hotel or restaurant?

You can easily dismantle and reconfigure the setup as your venue or the seasons change. A modular interior design system can be disassembled into sections for storage or redecoration – or it can disassemble all the way to component level.

Why use modular furniture in a hotel lobby or dining area?

It gives you the freedom to rearrange spaces when your needs change. You can build welcoming niches, expand seating, or set up temporary room dividers. See how the GREFIS Hotel uses movable tables and asymmetric partitions in their hotel lobby and café.

Will room dividers solve restaurant noise problems?

They can help to reduce both visual and audible clutter. Dividers fitted with acoustic panels can reduce reverberation in busy dining rooms. Acoustic comfort should always be part of your early design planning. Read our primer on how to use room dividers to create flexible rooms.

Is a modular interior system durable enough for high-traffic hospitality use?

Yes, if it is built with the right materials. Our cubes are made from fibreglass-reinforced nylon designed for heavy commercial use. The system is sturdy, easy to clean, and built to be rebuilt over time. Read more about our sustainability and durability focus.

Can flexible layouts meet accessibility requirements?

Yes, they can. You simply need to keep accessible routes, dining areas, and exits clear. Flexible systems actually make it easier to adjust turning spaces and accessible tables to comply with local codes, such as the U.S. Access Board ADA standards.