How ‘Mindfulness’ is Driving Hotel Interior Design
One of the biggest misconceptions about creative people is that they always wake up feeling compelled to create. The truth is that this skillset is often blocked by external pressures and an inability to concentrate due to their surroundings.
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“Anytime that you can make a guest feel like a place that they are staying in is specifically tailored to them, that spells success," says Miguel Baeza, partner at hospitality design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates, in a recent article for the US News & World Report.
LEARN MORE4 Hospitality Design/Management Failures to Avoid in 2018
You’ve likely experienced failure before. Very few professionals in any industry reach the pinnacle of success without falling flat along the journey, despite their best efforts.
Hospitality design requires thinking beyond the design. Before you achieve that hotel project with the dream revenue stream, you must first master a detailed administrative agenda.
LEARN MOREMeeting Hotel ADA Requirements to Benefit All Guests
Why should a person with disabilities struggle from what should be the comfort of their hotel room? You’re right, they shouldn’t. You can’t afford to be inhospitable in the hospitality industry.
LEARN MOREHotel Design Trends: The Future of Casegoods Furniture
Hotel guests today want to experience the best of many different worlds. Hotel guests of tomorrow will want the same experience. Future guests, however, will want even more streamlined and technologically tailored to them during their stay.
LEARN MORE3 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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With so much focus on wellness options within a hotel and the guests’ quality-of-life benefits, it’s easy to overlook one of the most critical elements: the staff. A happy and healthy staff will increase productivity and, in turn, the hotel’s ROI.
LEARN MOREWhat 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:
LEARN MORE3 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:
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