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ROOM BY ROOM
RECEPTION AREAS | LOBBIES | BAR | LOUNGES | RESTAURANTS | SUITES | BATHROOMS | HALLWAYS AND CORRIDORS | SPAS | OFFICES | MEETING ROOMS | KIDS LOUNGES
ROOM BY ROOM
RECEPTION AREAS | LOBBIES | BAR | LOUNGES | RESTAURANTS | SUITES | BATHROOMS | HALLWAYS AND CORRIDORS | SPAS | OFFICES | MEETING ROOMS | KIDS LOUNGES
Just like the Hotel Suite, luxury hotel bathrooms are often wellness retreats
that set the example for residential bathrooms.
While creating a luxurious, wellness-focused experience may be the com-
mon goal for these spaces, when designing hotel bathrooms the starting
point is usually the overall story the hotel’s design is telling. Guests want
to be surprised and charmed, and creating that experience is all about the
details. Use sliding glass doors to bring natural light into these spaces and
open the bathroom into the bedroom area in a seamless way. Choose walk-
in showers with oversized shower heads and statement freestanding bath-
tubs with brass and marble accessories. Create a separate vanity area with
beautifully designed dressing tables and some fashionable armchairs.
Overall, creating spa-inspired bathrooms remains a common standard when
designing Hotel Bathrooms. It's all about impressing guests and creating
that "wow" moment.
B AT H RO O M S
CREATE WELLNESS RETREATS
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