Armchair traveling is gaining popularity this spring as work and leisure travel are curtailed due to worldwide health concerns. A good daydream about future travel is always welcome though, and usually includes exploring places to stay. Our San Luis Obispo hospitality design team shares some of the hottest hospitality design trends you’ll spot. Sustainability is Here to Stay We’re happy …
Wellness travelers seek innovative and even eccentric ways to improve their health and wellbeing while on vacation. Wimberly, Allison, Tong & Goo (WATG) one of the world’s leading design firms, claims that hospitality trends in the wellness sector will be based upon: enhancing mental health, preventing illness, supporting a variety of dietary restrictions, and creating stimulating sensory experiences. Say goodbye …
When it comes to San Luis Obispo hospitality design, Studio Design Group Architects understands how guests want to feel when they’re away from home. In the year ahead, prepare to see more personalized guest experiences in hotels across the Central Coast (http://sdgarchitects.com/our-projects/hospitality) and the world. Here at Studio Design Group Architects in San Luis Obispo, we expect this trend to be the …
While hospitality design is consistently evolving, expect to find these 3 leading trends well into the future: 1. Minimalism By embracing the minimalist trend in hospitality design, many hotels are seeing a significant increase in earnings. To entice Millennial guests away from independent vacation rentals and into hotels, the look and feel of modern guest amenities is starting to shift in new …
More than ever before, hotels are evolving to become travel destinations themselves. Providing exceptional guest experiences drives this movement, and a host of fresh San Luis Obispo hospitality design trends are emerging as a result. The New Lobbies Hotel lobbies are starting to look and feel much more like home. Thoughtful hotel architecture is turning these all too often cold or generic …
Studio Design Group Architects has a long history of designing hotels and wine tasting rooms. Did you know San Luis Obispo is the hometown of an inviting slice of hospitality history? It’s true. The very first motel in the world was built right here on the California Central Coast – The Motel Inn. Our own Tim Ronda and Ariana Melendez are excited …