Highgate’s Hyatt Regency
Downtown San Francisco SOMA

The fabric for the sofa and lounge chair from Kravet is made with 60% recycled polyester. Kravet prioritizes waste reduction by offering a take-back program for fabric scraps, samples and unused material from the furniture workrooms. Packaging has been reduced as well by utilizing custom sizing to eliminate void space.

Leather featured throughout the lobby is made by Moore & Giles using reclaimed hides free of chemicals of concern and certified to support healthy interiors.

Shipped in plastic-free packaging, using 54% recycled paper, Moore & Giles leather products reduced waste and carbon.

Inset carpet found in the King rooms from Shaw Contract:

• is made from 11.3% pre-consumer recycled content
• reduces exposure to toxins
• supports healthier indoor air quality
• and reduces distribution related carbon emissions by using less packaging

Bar stools produced by Amtrend are made of 42% sustainably harvested wood and 15% post-consumer recycled material. Made locally in California and shipped using 50% less packaging materials made a big contribution to lowering this project's carbon footprint.

The coffee tables with quartz tops found throughout the lobby, are made by Neil Allen and made a big contribution to reducing carbon emissions:

100% of the energy used to manufacture the tables is solar-powered, delivering a 33% reduction in carbon emissions.

By shipping 2 tables together, packaging has been cut in half, reducing waste and carbon emissions.

Guest rooms feature console desk/dressers, nightstands and headboards from Samuelson. By measuring their energy use and carbon emissions in manufacturing, Samuelson has taken critical first steps to reducing their carbon footprint.

Fabrics from Valley Forge Fabrics cover the guest room sectionals and ottoman. Their use of recycled bio oil in manufacturing and reduced packaging helped lower this project’s carbon emissions.