Hospitality interior design covers a wide range of duties and tasks, from the floor plan to the color of the walls and the style of furniture. All of these aspects carefully curated and pieced together can ensure a cohesive and unique feel in the space. Decisions should go hand-in-hand with the main objectives and core values of the establishment such as; providing excellent amenities and services, going above and beyond simply providing a great night’s sleep. Based on this thought process, an interior designer might pick a bright, vibrant color pattern combined with modern furniture and innovative and more provocative decorative accents or he might select a subtle, more muted and sophisticated color palette. Those elements might be paired with plush furniture and demure wall decorations to trigger feelings of calm and comfort while still providing an upbeat and cheerful underlying design spirit.
Several factors can also come into play when it comes to hospitality design. For instance, furniture must be designed to ensure form, function and aesthetic. Space Planning and Furniture arrangement can be a factor as well. Inducing an airy, free atmosphere is an open floor plan while small groupings of furniture could make a space feeling more cozy and intimate. Interior design has a myriad of factors to think about, but the most important choice to make is what kind of atmosphere should be created.
