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Statement iD director Tracy Cook-Kelland says
the company has over 40 years of combined
experience in managing the planning, purchasing
and handover of FF&E, giving clients complete
confidence in procurement processes and quality
control inspections.
“Our involvement included developing budget
schedules of all FF+E and HOE items by working
closely with the client and the interior designer,
including for the public space,” says Cook-Kelland.
“Plus we worked with the client to specify all Statement iD also ensured all items adhered to
the hotel’s strict brand guidelines and assembled a
number of mock-up rooms prior to ordering.
“As part of the HOE package, we worked
through the design and development of uniforms
for all staff, including an embroidered motif and a
pocket square which drew from local artwork we
sourced for the hotel – some of which has tradi-
tional Maori motifs running throughout - and speaks
back to the local story the hotel embodies.”
One of the star attractions at the hotel is its
furnishings and finishes for the rooms in line with
Dalman Architects’ design and layout.” rooftop bar, The Churchill, with interiors by Izzard
Design. Design director Paul Izzard says the design
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Left, top:Conference facilities at
Four Points by Sheraton Auckland
include the 150-seat ballroom.
Left, lower:Floor-to-ceiling
windows ensure spectacular
views from the hotel’s 255
rooms. Statement iD provided
FF+E procurement and a full
turnkey service for the hotel
interiors, and assembled
mock-up rooms prior to ordering
to ensure all client requirements
were met.