First impressions are key in the hospitality industry, particularly for hotels. When entering a hotel foyer or guest room, it’s essential to feel both welcomed and inspired by the environment. There is a sense of anticipation when booking a hotel, particularly if it’s expensive or unique, and a successful experience is one where guests are satisfied with the level of comfort, functionality, luxury, cleanliness, and aesthetics. These key points rely heavily on the longevity, strength, and ease of maintenance of the textiles in the space. Hotels furnished with modern high-performance fabrics and wallpaper uphold the presentation and status of the brand, along with communicating a distinct style to attract specific guests. Whether you’re an interior designer, hotel owner, or developing a bed & breakfast, the following outlines key interior design considerations, typical challenges and solutions, and how the smallest of changes can elevate a space.
