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When it comes to specialist furniture fit-outs, we quite like to think that we know our stuff. From fitting out recording studios to kitchens – it’s the day job, but it doesn’t make it any less exciting for us. One of our favourite tasks is within the hospitality industry – fitting out hotel rooms.

 

Whilst fitting out a hotel room with brand new furnishings sounds like it could be a lot of fun, there are a few things you need to consider before going ahead with it. These include: how to make best use of the space available, what is the most comfortable option, what looks the best and let’s not forget about those health and safety measures that you need to think about!

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Spacial Awareness

Hotel rooms can often lend limited space availability, which means you have to use the space there is, as well as you can. With this in mind the furniture you put in there is absolutely crucial to the entire feel of the room – basically you don’t want to have an item that’s so bulky you feel trapped. Rooms should be open, with minimal but practical furniture.

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Comfort

Furniture in hotel rooms should be of the highest comfort – people usually go to hotels to relax and retreat, or even if you’re visiting for business related reasons – you’re still going to want to have somewhere inviting to head back to after a long day of conferences.

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Attractiveness

Furniture in hotel rooms should be of the highest comfort – people usually go to hotels to relax and retreat, or even if you’The practicalities are obviously important, but hotel rooms need to be sold to the customer on a basis of how they look, as much as how they feel. Getting the right interior design to match the entire style of the hotel can be a nice touch.

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Health and Safety

Nowadays there are so many regulations in terms of healthy and safety and your furniture choices have to reflect those rules as does the way in which your furniture is fitted. It needs to be installed safely, to comply with certain laws. If you don’t abide by these not only will your business suffer, but your lodger will not feel at ease.

So if you’re thinking about updating your hotel rooms, maybe pause before going head first into any major changes. Apteriors have vast expertise in bespoke fit-outs, give us a shout if you need any advice along the way!

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After a BA in Industrial Design at IUAV University of Venice, followed by an MA in Design at the Linnéuniversitetet in Växjö, Sweden, Mike gained experience in Italy, prior to moving to London. Before joining Apteriors, he worked as an interior design at IPT Architects, focusing on modular construction and particularly its sustainability.

Since joining our team, Mike has been part of the key team working on gaining our BIM Level 2 Certification. He has also worked closely with the rest of the design team and our suppliers, focusing mainly on educational & commercial spaces.