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5 Elements You Can Use And Take from Hotel Designs

Written by Posted On Sunday, 05 November 2017 22:13

Designing a space is a challenging task, whether you are designing a resort, hotel or a private space, finding the right element that would fit your design is essential. If you are working on a very limited budget, you need to find inspirations that would give you an idea how to add elements in a particular space without putting a hole in your pocket. And often, we see luxurious hotel designs that is neat and minimalistic, these designs can easily be incorporated to our own design project. 

Let us share to you five hotel design elements that you can try and experiment with, to push your next design project to a different level.

Incorporate Hotel Furnitures

Perhaps the most important element that you can use for your space are hotel furnitures. May it be an indoor or an outdoors space, you can never go wrong on incorporating hotel furnitures for your design project. Adding hotel furniture instantly adds taste and class to your space, from outdoor elements like garden furnitures, to bunk bed and sofas – using hotel designs as an inspiration can give you tons of mix and matches that you can try on your own.

You can get hotel and resort furnitures from the internet if you don't have the luxury to shop on a store. Plus, there are also hotel furniture providers who offers a 3D rendering services that can be used to create customized furnitures that would certainly fit your space. You can always ask for help from these providers on how they can turn your space from nothing into something.

Lighting and Color Matches

Also, imbibing hotel elements to your project can be done by adding specifically themed colors, textures, and lighting to your space. Lights and colors can amp up visual drama to your indoor and outdoor space like nothing else as these are one of the most important aspects of interior design. Choosing the appropriate lighting highlights well-known colors and helps illuminate the objects in the indoor and outdoor areas of the space. This is why hotels are the best when it comes to turning spaces into warm and comfty rooms. Colors could simply change the look and feel of everything.

Through this, you have the ability to straight attention on the things you want people to notice in your space. For example, you can try backlighting by placing a light below or behind an accent wall or salient piece of art or another object, and observe as it gives added presence and a glamorous halo effect to your space.

On the other hand, in color management, remember that darker colors make a room feel smaller and cramped, while light-colored walls do the opposite.

Flooring and Carpets

Beautiful flooring and comfortable carpeting not only attract our attention but it can also help make us feel more at ease. Carpets are very welcoming elements that you can use for your design project. However, the price is always a factor when considering different flooring choices as these materials are quite expensive. But worry no more, because there are actually DIY flooring ideas that can surely give the perfect hotel feels for space.

For example, luxury vinyl tile can be relatively expensive, there are also numerous cost-effective options available when you choose this durable and resilient floor surface covering. At the low-end range, you can have these materials for as little as $0.50 per square foot. And vinyl is very easy to install, and the process can usually be done even by amateurs.

On the other hand, carpets are also one of the most relaxing and inexpensive flooring options available. Carpets have the ability to quickly and easily transform an environment. This can also be self-installed in a few hours, creating a lush, warm, inviting environment in any area that you like. While these materials will not have a long life cycle, they’re relatively easy to remove and either wash or replace as desired.

Hotel Bathroom Feels

Think about the best hotel that you have ever stayed at — what amenities did the bathroom have? You probably saw there a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with full-body jets and an equally strong shower head. There is also a Jacuzzi tub, and a double set of deep sinks with large mirrors that were lit by wall candelabra, complemented by a lavish offering of soaps and scents. Let’s not forget the towels that were plush as puffy clouds, and the bathrobe made of supreme-quality cotton.

With all of these, you might think that it is too expensive to convert a regular bathroom to a hotel-like one. But attaining a hotel-like bathroom can be as simple as a pretty shower curtain, some plush towels, and scented candles. Adding some fine finishes, sophisticated fittings and timeless accessories could level your bathroom space to hotel class luxury. Think big and follow in the footsteps of some of the world’s best hotels with fearless design choices that will help you achieve a hotel bathroom look.

Use of Mirrors to Widen Space

Aside from sky-high ceilings and gigantic windows, there is no better friend to a small space than a well-placed mirror. Mirrors are often used in hotels since they can be used for expanding walls, amplifying light and breaking up visual clutter. For designs, a huge free-standing mirror buoyed against a wall will brilliantly lift the sense of space in an area. And you can also reposition it to refresh the look. Also, you can place a mirror on a light source. Whether it's behind a candle, a pendant light, or a bedside lamp, a mirror will help to maximize the light's reach while creating an almost magical effect.

When used creatively, mirrors can fashion fascinating optical illusions, seeming to expand a cramped nook or endow your space with the ultimate wow factor just like your favorite hotel.

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