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Style Spotlight

Furnished to Perfection

Purchasing Management International

Casino Style Staff · Sat, Sep 24, 2025 · Casino Style 2025

Furnished to Perfection  

Four stars. Five diamonds. Two thumbs up.

When it comes to hotel accommodations, the ratings that matter most are those you get from your guests. That means rooms and suites that aren't just stylish and comfortable but exceptional, with furniture, fixtures and equipment that meet your high standards—and theirs.

Purchasing Management International is the industry's premier FF&E and OS&E purchasing company. With extensive experience in large luxury projects, PMI works with designers, architects and owners to offer the accuracy, integrity and buying power needed for demanding resort projects.

The company has purchased and installed more than $2 billion in furnishings, operating equipment and systems at Bellagio, Tropicana, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, Harrah's, Treasure Island, Mirage, Hard Rock and Station Casinos' Red Rock Resort. Beyond Vegas, PMI has worked on casinos from east to west including Borgata, Harrah's Cherokee, Wind Creek Casino, Wild Horse Pass Casino and Sandia Casino.

PMI offers a seasoned staff, deep vendor knowledge and checks and balances like a separate expediting department that controls custom approvals, deliveries and final delivery costs.

For the operator, that means projects that are completed on budget, on time, every time. For guests, that means opening the door to an extraordinary experience.

For more information, visit pmiconnect.com.

This one ran in Casino Style 2025, in the STYLE SPOTLIGHT department. It is filed here under Interiors. Alongside it in that issue ran A Whole New Game: Making Money Beyond the Casino Floor, Demystifying Data and It's Showtime. The practices named in the piece — Purchasing Management International — each have a page collecting every story that names them. The text is the magazine's, at the address it was published at; the length is the length it ran at, and short pieces were a department of their own rather than an accident.