We have gathered information from designers of the trendiest hotels and they have shared their tips for how to bring a little bit of hospitality to your home. 1) Less is More - Minimalist Design Cozy hotel rooms only have five to seven pieces of furniture and decor in them. Small rooms can feel intentional, composed, and open by limiting the number of pieces in a room and giving the furniture room to breathe. 2) Artwork The positioning of art within interiors can be extremely important. Interior designers are constantly using color, light, and form to provoke an emotional response to spaces. Just as a cool white LED light can make a room feel cold, art can make you feel relaxed, invigorated, or even challenged. It can become a focal point, give personality, tell a story, add color and texture, and also stir emotions. How, when, and why we use art in interiors is therefore very important. 3) Add a lounge chair and other comfort items Adding a chic and comfortable lounge chair and comfort items like textured throw blankets and soft pillows to add style to your bedrooms will undoubtedly make it have that luxurious hotel feel. 4) Use something unique for a structural pop of interest Go with whatever you desire. Blending modern and traditional design elements and displaying pops of interest make the space so much more interesting and fun to be in. A beautiful space becomes that much more special once personalized. 5) Take advantage of every square footage As condominium property sizes get smaller and smaller, we know just how vital a space-saving hack can be and no one maximizes spaces better than hotels. Design teams for luxury hotels do it with cleverly-designed furniture that maximizes the rooms’ minimal footprint. Most people live very fluidly, and our homes need to be equally flexible. High-quality foldable furniture in solid wood makes it easy to host friends at a moment’s notice without compromising aesthetics. Other items in the room do double-duty: side tables serve as extra seating when needed, and the beds against the wall can double as sofas, with throw pillows hanging on the adjacent peg wall. Multi-purpose furniture that suits our lives’ sometimes divergent needs is a great solution for small spaces.    

1) Modern Interior Design “Form follows function” is one of the most important principles that govern modernist designs. The need to simplify forms originated from the rapidly growing cities that required an alternative to traditional construction. A fuss-free approach incorporated new materials like reinforced concrete and steel for building structures. As a result, houses could have large windows, and flat roofs and could be cubic or even cylindrical. The use of new materials meant that the height of structures could reach far beyond any before. Other movements like Bauhaus, De Stijl, and Futurism also form part of Modernism, adding depth to the style. Add some modernistic artwork, and neutral walls, and build your home around simple, clean lines. Strong horizontal and vertical lines in modernist architecture are echoed in furniture and décor designs. Cylindrical columns often feature in modern homes; these form clear vertical lines and showcase the revolutionary use of reinforced concrete. 2) Contemporary Interior Design Contemporary interior design style focuses on a neutral, monochromatic color scheme, a great backdrop for bold decorative elements in brighter colors. How one decides to play up the contrast is a form of expression, where you seek out your personal style. It is wildly diverse, since it draws inspiration from different styles, for example, modernism, postmodernism, and futurism, just to name a few. As such, it often features a mixture of elements – a modernist aesthetic with futuristic touches. 3) Art Moderne Interior Design Art Moderne style seamlessly blends the opulence of Art Deco with the structure of Minimalism. It heavily utilizes the Art Deco take on geometric patterns and rigid lines, it does incorporate a few more natural shapes and ergonomic features. To create an Art Deco feel in your interior, think bold and think opulent. Deco is elegant, functional, and modern, and though it dates back to the 1920s, this is still the perfect combination for the contemporary home. Whilst it creates a stunning effect to have a full Art Deco interior, it is possible to include Art Deco interior design elements that can be plentiful or sparse depending on your tastes and lifestyle. Art Deco interiors are guaranteed to bring a touch of old-school glamour and flair to your living space. 4) Mid-Century Interior Design Mid-century modern houses, like the designs by Frank Lloyd Wright, have characteristic flat roofs, large rectangular windows, and could even be cylindrical in structure. What’s more, these new buildings could tower over existing homes and offices. What we now know as skyscrapers and modernism, in all its forms, changed the private and public spheres forever. A mid-century modern home is for anyone. Yet, those who have a deep appreciation for authentic vintage styling will enjoy such an interior even more. Most importantly, do pair it with your own personality! 5) Minimalist Interior Design Minimalist interior design is very similar to modern interior design and involves using the bare essentials to create a simple and uncluttered space. It’s characterized by simplicity, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette with color used as an accent. It usually combines an open floor plan, lots of light, and functional furniture, and it focuses on the shape, color, and texture of just a handful of essential elements. One more major benefit of choosing a minimalist interior design for your home is that you create a more relaxed and calm environment that will surely be going to make you feel relaxed, calm, and happy. The reason is that the minimalist room space is free of clutter, filled with light and air.