Bestsellers

This collection brings together the ARGMAC designs that are requested most consistently — across game tables, home bars and bar counters. They are not grouped by discipline or material, but by how often clients return to them.

Pieces earn their place here for practical reasons. They tend to be the designs that resolve a room most easily: proportions that suit a wide range of spaces, finishes that coordinate with existing interiors rather than dictating them, and construction that holds up to genuine regular use.

What Tends to Sell

The pattern across the collection is consistent. Clients specifying a game room most often begin with a pool table, then add a second discipline — table tennis, foosball or air hockey — depending on who will be using the space. Clients furnishing an entertaining area typically begin with a bar counter or home bar and build the seating around it.

The bestsellers reflect both routes. The collection spans pool tables, table tennis tables, foosball tables, air hockey tables, snooker tables, home bars, bar counters and bar stools.

Why These Designs Recur

• Proportions that suit both compact and generous rooms
• Finishes that coordinate with a range of interior schemes
• Construction built for frequent rather than occasional use
• Designs that read as furniture when not in play
• Customisation available across the range

A Useful Starting Point

If you are furnishing a recreational space and are not yet sure where to begin, this collection is a reasonable first look. It shows what works in practice rather than what photographs well, and the range of disciplines represented gives a sense of how a room can be built up over time.

For clients specifying a complete space, starting with a bestseller and building around it tends to produce a more coherent result than assembling pieces individually. The designs here coordinate readily with the wider collection because they share the same material vocabulary — engineered and solid wood structures, PU, veneer and laminate finishes, and metal, stone or leatherette detailing on selected models.

Planning the Space

All ARGMAC pieces are made in standard sizes, and can also be customised to fit your space.

Whichever piece you begin with, the planning sequence is the same. Confirm the dimensions of the piece, add clearance for how it will be used, then place lighting and arrange the surrounding furniture.

Game tables need working room on every side. Bars and counters need circulation space behind the serving position. Both benefit from lighting planned over the piece rather than around the room, and both need a delivery route checked before the order rather than after.

Buying Guide

Before selecting, consider how the room will be used day to day, how many people it needs to accommodate, and whether the piece is a focal point or part of a larger arrangement.

Key Considerations

• Available floor area and clearance
• Delivery and access route
• Floor strength for heavier pieces
• Lighting placement
• Finish coordination with the existing interior
• Frequency of use
• Maintenance expectations
• Customisation requirements

Installation is quoted by location rather than included as standard.

Benefits of Starting Here

Every piece in this collection has been specified repeatedly across residential and hospitality projects, which means the proportions, finishes and construction have been tested by regular use rather than by a showroom.

Their furniture-inspired styling allows them to integrate naturally into villas, penthouses, lounges, clubs and hotel interiors, while their construction supports the kind of frequent use these spaces see.