Trend Report 2022 – 23 Hospitality Design
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- November 24, 2024
- Architecture, Interior design, Trend
- Hospitality
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The hospitality industry has faced drastic changes since COVID-19, with many businesses struggling to adapt. Our trend report highlights demands like sustainable design, technological advancements, well-being spaces, and exclusive areas shaping hotel and restaurant expectations in 2023.
1. Ambience through wellness design
Copenhagen’s SAS Royal Hotel – Credit to Nathalie Clotier
Ambience has a new term in the hospitality industry. For hotels, it’s incorporating wellness design in spas, gyms or guest rooms. Tinto Architecture explores the five senses when creating ambience in hotel design, ‘80% of our perception is influenced by what we can see.’ In order words, ensure interior design and lighting is aesthetically pleasing.
For restaurants, demand for social or exclusive areas, aside from fine dining, is emerging, allowing groups of people to socialize in their time comfortably.
2. Back to authentic flavours and experiences
Credit to Stocksy United
Good news for the hospitality market! Genuine experiences and authentic flavours take a preference over social media-hyped spaces. For hotels, introducing unique and niche experiences during the guests’ stay becomes a priority, whilst restaurants can cook menus that experiment with authentic flavours and tastes.
However, it doesn’t mean interior decor is compromised. Interior architecture and design still play an essence in social presence, with marketing looking to thrive in 2023.
3. Feature Ceiling
Crowne Plaza Hotel in New Zealand – Credit to KayneMaile
The ceiling was once unexplored and decorated simply using chandeliers and suspended art features. However, inventive ceiling design is now being proposed and is a great way to grab attention.
Feature ceiling design in hotels at the entrance, corridor or can act as a space divider. In restaurants, custom ceiling offers a luxury interior setting. It can also be a focal point if designed near a bar or featured in the bathrooms. A popular choice of material is reflective metal and glass.
4. Biophilic design
Credits to Yabu Pushelberg
Biophilic design is growing in the hospitality sector. A significant motivation is achieving sustainable design and its positive psychological effect on humanity. Customers are aware of the health and environmental benefits of biophilic designed interiors, therefore, are willing to pay more to become part of the experience.
5. Technology
Good news for the hospitality market! Genuine experiences and authentic flavours take a preference over social media-hyped spaces. For hotels, introducing unique and niche experiences during the guests’ stay becomes a priority, whilst restaurants can cook menus that experiment with authentic flavours and tastes.
However, it doesn’t mean interior decor is compromised. Interior architecture and design still play an essence in social presence, with marketing looking to thrive in 2023.
Robot Cafe Henn na Hotel – Credit to Yell Robot
End of Trend report 2022-23
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