6 Hospitality Trends Coming in 2018
The industry evolves subtly each year. Small changes in business practices, design, and philosophy become vogues and trends. You might barely recognize a concept from even 5 years ago. How will you ...
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Guest Expectations: Wood Veneer vs. Laminate Casegoods
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4 Hospitality Furniture Scheduling Plans Your Vendor Should Stick To
Picture this: You’re at the site of your new hotel project, and the deadline has you sweating. You look down at your watch. Where’s that delivery truck with your order of hotel furniture?
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3 Hotel Furniture Manufacturing Processes That Keep Your Project on Schedule
If you want your dream hotel to come to life, your manufacturer must be ready for whatever you throw at them.
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Custom Hotel Furniture History: Then and Now
A gentleman in a business suit checks into a 1920s New York City hotel. He’s in town for business, and he’s pleasantly delighted with the art nouveau decor. In the corner sit two facing chairs, ...
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3 Hotel Furniture Safety Factors Designers Can't Ignore
How your hotel furniture is manufactured can affect not only your bottom line, but also the health and safety of those who use it.
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5 Modular Hotel Design Adaptive Furniture Options
Has ownership opted for a modular hotel design? Though it’s not for everyone, it can offer an economical option. Going modular often makes sense to fit tighter budgets and constraining urban spaces.
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What Do Hotel Guests Want in Wellness Options? People Prize Privacy
Some people just don’t want to sweat it up in a hotel fitness room, no matter how nice or closeby the accommodations are. They have varying reasons why:
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The Best Hotel Room Designs Start With Great Drawings
Your hotel room design plans started somewhere -- a photograph, inspiration from a recent trip, perhaps even a “napkin sketch,” as we like to say. That’s the first visualization of your hotel project ...
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3 Creative, Multifunctional (and Inexpensive) Wellness Hotel Design Tricks
The average hotel room is about 325 square feet. That doesn’t leave much space once you’ve packed it with the typical hospitality necessities: