As we have commented in other blog posts, the chosen interior design can be our greatest ally to achieve the best contract solution. We must take our look towards functionality and simplicity: two characteristics that, when made effective with multifunctional furniture or elements designed for comfort, are taken into account. This time, we will talk about the importance of having an open room and how to regulate the light that enters through the windows. Therefore, we will talk about curtains and blinds. Both moderate the input of clarity, they can even be an alternative to the blind (both if there is or not).

A hotel facility has countless aspects that make it unique, either for its interior design or for its decoration. Often, in blog articles, we highlight the keys to having a more minimalistand functional reception and even, sometimes, the steps to follow to take advantage of the brightness of the bedroom by providing a specific type of furniture. In this blog, we will focus on a Chinese philosophical concept, 'Feng shui', which means wind and water. This one defends that a determined organization of the elements in a space contributes to improve the vital energy, thus giving well-being. We will therefore focus on Feng shui in hotels.

If something we know in this life is that, less is always more and that each centimetre counts. Today we will talk about how hotels, whether small or not, take advantage of every corner to make the most of it. Individuals who can add great value to a stay.