Hotel Furnishings

Hotel furnishings cover both functional and aesthetic aspects. Well-designed furniture directly affects guest comfort, the hotel’s image, and the durability of the investment.

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1. Types of Hotel Furniture
 • Guest rooms:
 • beds (with high-durability hotel mattresses),
 • nightstands,
 • desks / dressing tables,
 • chairs or armchairs,
 • wardrobes or closets,
 • luggage racks.
 • Common areas:
 • reception (reception desk, sofas, coffee tables),
 • lobby & lounge (sofas, armchairs, coffee tables),
 • restaurant (tables, chairs, buffets),
 • conference rooms (tables, chairs, modular systems).
 • Recreation areas:
 • spa & wellness (loungers, lockers),
 • terraces & gardens (outdoor furniture).

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2. Key Features of Good Hotel Furniture
 • Durability & resistance – designed for heavy use.
 • Easy to clean – resistant to stains, dirt, and cleaning chemicals.
 • Safety – stability, no sharp edges, fire-retardant certifications.
 • Functionality – e.g., beds with storage, tables with power outlets.
 • Design – consistent with the hotel’s character (classic, modern, boutique).

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3. Trends in Hotel Furnishings
 • Minimalism & natural materials (wood, stone, neutral fabrics).
 • Modular furniture – easy to rearrange.
 • Technology integration – tables with USB ports, lamps with wireless chargers.
 • Sustainability – renewable, recycled, or certified materials.

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4. Practical Tips for Hoteliers
 • Consider custom-made furniture – tailored to room sizes and hotel style.
 • Pay attention to ergonomics – e.g., proper desk height for business guests.
 • Invest in quality – long-term savings compared to replacing cheap furniture.
 • Maintain style consistency across all hotel areas to strengthen branding.