Description:

Order by Room Count: Rooms times occupancy gives the quantity. Twelve amenities bought separately deplete at twelve different rates and carry twelve reorder points; taken as a kit, none of that reaches your stock sheet. 

Twelve Pieces, Boxed: Two dental kits, a razor with shaving cream, comb, vanity kit, shower cap, sewing kit, soap and the four-piece wet line - a full room set-up from one carton.

Drawn from Porcelain: The whole line is built on one idea: the unmarked white of fired ceramic. Clean, quiet, nothing on the surface. A vanity set in this white reads as freshly prepared before a guest touches anything.

Boxes, Not Sachets: A card box stands upright, stacks square and presents on a tray the way a retail product does - what lets an economy amenity hold its own on a stone or ceramic vanity, where a flat sachet always reads as a sachet.

Lavender Across the Wet Line: The four 30ml bottles share one lavender fragrance - the scent guests associate with rest, working quietly in favour of what a hotel is really selling.

White Card Box, Named on the Face: A plain white card box, the item named in a brown panel beside a pictogram. Housekeeping and guest both identify it without opening it.

Set Your Own Configuration: Every component is supplied stand-alone. Fix the contents once to suit your room grade, then order that configuration by room count. 

Private Label and OEM: Box artwork, panel colour and labels accept your own brand and wording; label languages can be set to your market.

Used in:

- Economy and midscale hotels, hotel chains

- City hotels, business hotels and new budget brands

- Boutique hotels, guest houses and serviced apartments

- Resorts, spa hotels and wellness-led properties

- New hotel openings and room refurbishments