Still, there are several hotel and restaurant styles that have become especially popular with travelers in many countries around the world. Let's take a closer look at them to find out what makes them so remarkable.
Country Style
In times of heightened activity and the relentless pace of big cities, the country style is particularly popular in hotels, offering a chance to escape the urban bustle in a calm, peaceful setting. The interiors of such hotels and restaurants are designed to do just that. Solid natural wood furniture in light shades, charming cozy textiles, soft lighting, fresh flowers, a fire in the fireplace – all of this is wonderfully relaxing and fills you with new energy.
Scandinavian Style
The Scandinavian style, popular all over the world, has won hearts with its functionality and coziness. White and other light-colored cabinet furniture doesn't clutter the space, as it is light and highly functional. There is nothing superfluous in such hotel rooms. Clean graphic lines, natural materials and organic shapes reflect a connection with nature. A solid wood table – an essential element of a Scandinavian-style interior.
British Style
The British style – English classic, for true ladies and gentlemen. British-style hotels and restaurants mean leather upholstered furniture, oak shelving units or shelves, chests of drawers and cabinets – all well-made custom furniture from solid natural wood. Textiles are dominated by light blue and deep green, as well as berry shades. Porcelain tea sets, heavy drapes and Victorian-era accessories are a fitting touch for a restaurant.
Nautical Interior Style in Hotels and Restaurants
The nautical style is among the leaders in the design of seaside hotels and restaurants anywhere in the world. Seashells and starfish are not at all required; the key – the combination of white and blue. Upholstered furniture and all the decorative textiles can be made in these shades. Hotel rooms can even be designed to look like ship cabins, and many business owners have already brought this idea to life successfully.
French Interior Style
The French style is also called Parisian; it combines Baroque with modern style. Unexpected solutions – that's the norm here. Carved wooden furniture with an “antique” look paired with textiles in vivid Art Deco colors looks very appealing. Everything here is as unpredictable as Parisian women themselves.
Baroque
The Baroque style – all about luxury and comfort. Such hotels and restaurants feature elegant hand-carved natural wood furniture, velvet upholstery, golden wallpaper, antique sculptures and paintings, and mirrors in ornate frames. Custom furniture for this style – the only way to recreate the atmosphere of royal dynasties.
Loft Style
The loft style is popular not only in apartments and houses but also in hotels and restaurants in many cities. Everything is on display: brick, pipes, wiring, ceiling beams. Even the electrical panel becomes a decorative element rather than just a functional one. Loft furniture for hotels and restaurants is made of natural wood, with simple shapes and maximum comfort, in a vintage finish.
Boho Interior Style
The “boho” style takes its name from the French bohème, meaning free creativity. Boho furniture is made in Indian and Moroccan styles. Notable interior elements – oriental poufs, Arabic tableware and silver trays. Mixed pattern colors, stylish decor and bright accessories complete the look.
Vintage Style for Hotels and Restaurants
Vintage means “aged”, like a fine wine. The same goes for vintage furniture - it has become a classic over time and is valued precisely for its many years of “aging”. If you can't find suitable pieces, the best option is to have them made to order with modern “vintage-look” finishing techniques - artificial “distressing” that also looks very respectable. Still, a vintage or retro interior should include a few genuinely vintage items.
We've introduced you to the most popular interior styles of modern hotels and restaurants. You can put this information to use when designing a private hotel or restaurant, or when ordering furniture for them from Masiv.
