Thankfully, if your event happens to be in our neck of the woods, we can do our part to make at least one part of your even worry-free.  Executive Furniture Rentals is the way to go for special event furnishing in Toronto.

You want everything to go smoothly and work out perfectly during your event.  We understand that, and have the experience, expertise, and furniture necessary to make any function a success.

For large, speaker-oriented events, we have a choice of auditorium seating to fulfill your needs, where the focus is on efficiently and comfortably fitting a large group of seated people in a space.  For more nocturnal, jovial events we also offer a large selection of bar tables and chairs.  There’s also our impressive array of leather seating and accompanying tables, which are perfect for anterooms to larger events or for more intimate happenings.  We weren’t kidding when we said that we’ve got you covered, no matter the occasion!

Executive Furniture Rentals: Beyond Event Furniture

Though special event furniture is what this post was about, we’re also the place to go for furniture for hire in Toronto.  Whether your budget is large or small, your need tiny or massive, we’ll be able to lend a helping hand.  That’s what we’re here for!

If you are exhibiting in a show, your show contractor or manager will always have a standard variety of furnishings available for rent.  If you are looking for the “unique” or different look from everybody else, calling local independent furniture rental companies may be your best bet.  Initiate your search by seeing what products they have online.  Make sure they are reputable and that their business specializes in trades shows and special events.  Get references.  Don’t be shy to ask.  Also make sure that whichever furniture rental company you choose, that they can deliver and pick up.

So what’s new in exhibit product lines?  Certainly modern is in.  Bright colours, as opposed to the black and gray that dominate specialty furniture for decades.  Furniture with curved, instead of boxy design and seating with no arms for flexibility purposes.  The reality of today’s furniture market is an Italian designed product, say a sofa, can be displayed at the Milan Furniture Show and three weeks later it is available for export from Asia for 1/3 the cost.  The exhibitor, in the end, usually wins.  I should mention that another current trend is that furniture rental companies are beginning to assist their clients with space planning and CAD design.  (Cort Trade Show Furnishings in the United States is pioneering this service).

I have a lot of respect for those in the exhibit and special events industry.  What I enjoy the most is the passion everyone in it has.  As the old adage goes, “There is no business like show business!”