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Hospitality Furniture Trends 2025: The Future Is Design + Experience

If there's one constant in the hospitality business, it's this: Hotel design trends – including those for casegoods and furniture – are always changing.

5 Hospitality Design/Management Failures to Avoid in 2025

You’ve likely experienced failure before. Very few professionals in the hospitality industry reach the pinnacle of success without falling flat along the journey, despite their best efforts.

The best way to avoid repeating hotel management failures is to learn from them. At the same time, staying ahead of 2025's hospitality design trends can help you manage the current with ease (instead of swimming up a waterfall).

What are we getting at? These days, hospitality design management requires thinking beyond the numbers.

Hotel Room Design for Bleisure: Blending Comfort and Productivity

The modern traveler is a busy individual. 

How Modular Furniture Design Enhances Hotel Guest Experiences

As the modern traveler seeks more personalized and flexible accommodations, hotels are adapting their spaces to keep up with these changing expectations. 

[How to] Make a Hotel FF&E Installers' Job a Breeze

Imagine being one of NASA’s lead scientists, preparing to send the Curiosity Rover to Mars.

After years of testing, planning, and carefully managing the budget, the rover is minutes from launch. But then, someone realizes that the mechanical arms weren’t installed, and no one noticed until this moment.

FF&E Installation for Hotels: Maximize Efficiency & Minimize Downtime

As the final touches are applied to your hotel, the excitement builds — fresh paint glistens, utilities hum with life, and the flooring provides a warm welcome. 

Yet, amid the anticipation of welcoming your first guests, there's a pivotal step left to transform your beautifully constructed shell into a vibrant, inviting haven: installing the furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E).

Commercial Hospitality Furniture Design: Max Out Your Investment

In the world of hospitality, every detail counts. 

From the moment a guest steps into your hotel, the design and functionality of the furniture shape their experience. Commercial hospitality furniture design goes beyond a chic look — it’s about making smart investments that ensure durability, accessibility, and comfort for all guests while aligning with industry regulations.

Manufacturer’s Perspective: Aligning Hotel FF&E Cost with ROI

Consider this true story: A couple in their 60s booked a room at an upscale hotel operating under an internationally recognized brand. During their stay, the husband tried to set up his laptop on the desk. He searched for an outlet, typically found in the desk lamp's base, but only found a USB port.

Unfortunately, his laptop’s power cord wasn’t compatible with USB charging. So, the hunt for electricity continued until he had to crawl under the desk to find an outlet.

What’s the takeaway? It’s not that hotel rooms should eliminate USB ports.

A Manufacturer's Guide for Hospitality Outdoor Furniture

In today’s hospitality industry, amenities are no longer limited to breakfast options or bathroom toiletries. 

The focus has shifted to creating a remarkable overall experience, emphasizing space, ambiance, and guest interactions. Outdoor areas like patios and open-air gathering spots, often overlooked in the past, are now becoming key elements in shaping guest impressions.

 By incorporating high-quality hospitality outdoor furniture, you can transform these outdoor areas into inviting and memorable environments. This upgrade not only improves the aesthetic appeal but also enriches the guest experience. Embracing this trend can help set a new standard for guest satisfaction and create lasting impressions. 

How can you use this trend to make your outdoor spaces more engaging and memorable for your guests?

Meeting Hotel ADA Requirements to Benefit All Guests

Why should someone with disabilities encounter unnecessary difficulties during their stay at a hotel they paid for? They shouldn’t. In the hospitality industry, being inhospitable isn’t an option.