Small space furniture for hotels

Small space furniture for hotels is sacrificing space, not quality.

What was the hospitality owner thinking? Small space rooms equal more rooms for more revenue. A study by Harris Group found that 72% of travelers prefer to spend more money on experiences than on material things.

The average hotel room size has decreased over the last few decades, from about 375 sq.Ft. To 325 sq. Ft. famed boutique hotelier Ian Schrager opened his new flagship Public New York Hotel with guest rooms ranging in size from 205 to 220 square feet. In New York City alone, there’s also Yotel, with its futuristic designs and rooms measuring around 170 square feet. Newcomer Arlo Hotels has rooms measuring no more than 165 square feet, the new brands like Pod Hotels coming in at a minuscule 72 sq. Ft.

Thinking about when you stay at the hotel guestroom, how often do you use the vast walk-in-wardrobe? The Minibar, the dresser? How about even the nightside stand drawer? Not often, correct?

9 Tips for small hotel room design

Natural light
Light colors tend to make a room feel bigger
Multi-functional opening wardrobe
Sliding bathroom door
Full-length mirror
Floating nightstand
Nightstand becomes a desk
Mood lighting

Natural light

Use windows as a focal point in your design, emphasizing natural light sources will make your room brighter. A sunlight room also feels more open and helps eliminate shadows.

Light colors tend to make a room feel bigger

Light grey

Neutral cream color

Soft yellow

Light blue

Beige

These colors can make a room feel more spacious and balance any bold colors in the room.

Multi-functional opening wardrobe

A well-design wardrobe can be a closet, luggage cabinet, mini bar, and safe storage unit.

Sliding bathroom door

The sliding bathroom door and traditional hinged door are achieving the same purpose, but the sliding door takes less space and is stylish.

Full-length mirror

The simplest way to enhance the natural light in a room is to place a mirror, which it will create the illusion of more depth in the space.

Floating nightstand

In a small space, it’s imperative to make every square meter of floor space count. A floating nightstand gives the illusion of more floor space.

Nightstand becomes a desk

Streamlining doesn’t mean losing functionality. Designing 1 bedside floating shelf longer, it’s a desk.

Mood lighting

Lighting truly sets the mood and can enhance any space, such as a led strip behind the headboard and under the bed base.

Ample charging ports

Whether they’re business trips or family traveling vacations, every guest with multiple tech devices. They need outlets and data ports to charge and connect wherever they are- from bed to bathroom.

Finally, plus fluffy throw pillows, premium linens, and high-quality throw blankets,