Many luxury hotel interior design teams come to Boha Glass to commission glass art, glass lighting, or to make use of our free colour and size matching service.
Getting the luxury hotel décor perfect is the job of real experts. People with a keen eye for detail and who can weave a myriad of details together to form a whole.
It is certainly no mean feat, and it is far too easy to overdo it when it comes to luxury room design.
Gone are the days of brass and chrome and large mirrors. New designs call for new thinking – bespoke glass lighting, fine marble, black lines, geometric patterns, deep rich colours, curved lines, a myriad shades of grey, textured walls and wallpaper,
Five star hotel interior designs are moving away from the minimalist, and we are seeing a resurgence of the popularity of Art Deco
Luxury hotel room design is about breaking up large walls into more manageable design bytes, using wall art, panels, geometric designs, metalwork, and curtains.
Dado, peg and picture rails are great for slicing the wall into subsections and provide opportunities for two-tone painting or adding richly coloured panels into the lower space. These panels are much better than paint and are more resilient than plain walls to hotel wear and tear.
Both tiles and panels are very easy to fit to the walls now with metal fixings that also offer a variety of edging options. Panels don’t have to be just wood these days.
High-end hotel room design can still be golds and browns, but these work best in colder climates where the balconies are little used.
Once you are thinking of exotic 5 star hotel interior design, you are thinking of white rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows leading out onto vast balconies with views to die for.
When you open the balcony doors onto a view of Lake Como or some Caribbean paradise, the room really does not have to try very hard. It sits in the background in muted tones, almost begging to be ignored.
Well, not quite, but the design is pared down, with less vim and vigour than a room without such an amazing room. Black framed line drawings paired with more creams than on my wife’s bathroom shelves.
Where you really find Trés chic in the warmer climes is in the bar area. Real effort is expended to get that uber cool look just right
When it comes to five star hotel room design in Bali, many designers are combining the simplicity of minimalism with traditional wooden ‘Rumah Lumbung’ buildings, utilising bamboo, plants, thatch and wood, but in a way that is clean and modern, yet with a clear nod the the past.
Works by local craftspeople are employed within the design, giving it an authentic feel and providing local jobs. This incorporation of local styles and craftwork should be applied wherever possible in line with the moral compass of modern ethical design.
Not all countries have such stunning indigenous art and architecture, but wherever possible, and wherever it lends itself to the design, it should be incorporated.
5 star hotel room design can bring the world in, or it can exude local charm. Sometimes, a 5 star hotel room interior design tries to bring in local elements, and it comes across as a mockery; some kind of cultural appropriation that jars the senses.
Local/cultural iconography needs to be blended in seamlessly and tastefully, and with full credit to the local artisans.
Luxury hotel room décor speaks for itself. It either exudes fine quality or it misses the mark. Brass fixtures and reflective surfaces are a bygone era, perhaps still befitting some of those ‘time stood still’ places, where even the concierge has been wearing the same suit since the Great Gatsby era.
If you are looking for something for your luxury hotel interior design project, we are here to help. Please do get in touch with us using the contact form above.
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