Trends in Hospitality Interior Design for 2025
The hospitality industry is constantly changing as consumer expectations evolve. To thrive, it's important to focus on what brings customers back while creating value in a tough economy. Key trends for 2025 emphasise sustainability, technology, and personalisation, helping your venue provide unique experiences and develop a loyal customer base. Here are the main hospitality interior design trends for 2025.
Vibrant colours coupled with varied patterns and interesting textures create an memorable dining experience.
Reference: Hospitality space under construction (by X+O)
1. Bold, Local and Experiential Design
Hospitality spaces are using bright colors, interesting textures, and engaging designs to create unforgettable experiences for local visitors:
Maximalist Interiors: Vibrant colors, varied patterns, and standout furniture.
Local & Cultural Influences: Designs that showcase the area's history and culture.
Artistic Installations: Big murals, unique lighting, and carefully chosen art pieces.
2. Flexible and Multi-Functional Interior Spaces
Guests want areas that can serve various purposes, making flexibility an essential design factor:
Adaptable Furniture: Modular seating and customisable tables for different uses.
Pop-Up Dining Areas: Spaces that can easily transition from casual to fine dining.
Hybrid Spaces: Hotel and club lobbies designed for flexibility, supporting both co-working and socialising.
3. Wellness-Oriented Interior Design
Wellness is a key focus in hospitality, with design features that encourage relaxation and health:
Outdoor spaces: Providing access to natural sunlight and fresh air.
Incorporating plants/ green walls/ indoor gardens: May improve the quality of indoor air and wellbeing.
Spa-Inspired Bathrooms: Using natural materials helps create a calming atmosphere.
Inclusive Design: Consider diverse clients to make spaces accessible for everyone. Researching each customer's needs and preferences is crucial in the initial stages of a project.
4. Personalised Experiences
Clients are seeking personalisation which leads to:
Hyper-Local Experiences: Interiors featuring locally sourced materials, art that embrace the locale.
Bespoke Design Elements: Custom furniture, mood lighting and architectural elements that evoke the power of personalisation.
Thematic Storytelling: Spaces designed around a central theme for immersive experiences based on persona profiling and customer experience strategy.
5. Smart Technology Integration into Interiors
The evolution of technology is changing hospitality design by improving guest experiences with personalized services. Key trends include:
The Internet of Things (IoT): Connected devices allow for tailored services and automation, like adjusting room temperature and lighting.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): Algorithms analyze guest data to understand preferences, enabling hotels to offer personalized recommendations and enhance energy efficiency.
Immersive Digital Experiences: Augmented reality (AR) engages guests interactively.
6. Sustainable Interior Design
Sustainability continues to be a top priority and hospitality spaces are incorporating:
Sustainable Materials: Use of reclaimed wood, recycled metal, and eco-friendly fabrics.
Energy-Efficient Solutions: Smart lighting, solar panels, and energy-efficient HVAC systems.
Biophilic Design: Indoor gardens, living walls, connecting interiors to outdoor spaces, and natural materials to create a connection with nature.
Pivot to focus on reduction, reuse, and circularity
Connecting indoor/ outdoor spaces, incorporating plants/ gardens and the use of natural materials strongly connect us to nature. These elements not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also promote a sense of well-being and tranquility.
Reference: Pub under development (by X+O)