Quiet Luxury in hotel rooms: spaces of refined comfort

In the realm of luxury hospitality, a new trend is emerging: quiet luxury. This design style is characterized by discreet and refined elegance, emphasizing subtle details and high-quality materials.

The quiet luxury hotel room epitomizes meticulous attention to design and functionality, offering guests a unique and relaxing experience.

Characteristics of "quiet luxury" in a hotel room

Creating a quiet luxury hotel room requires attention to detail and a careful selection of materials. Natural materials such as wood, stone, and fabrics that reflect the surrounding environment and promote a sense of well-being are essential. Lighting plays a crucial role: indirect and soft lighting can foster relaxation. The color palette should lean towards neutral tones that harmonize with the external environment, while handcrafted details can add a unique and authentic touch.

Quiet luxury trends in the hospitality sector also include the integration of natural elements into interiors, known as biophilic design, which enhances guest well-being. Functional minimalism, creating elegant and practical spaces without excess, is another growing trend.

The most suitable materials and finishes for quiet luxury design

Quiet luxury design for hotel rooms is based on principles of sustainability and experientiality, making the choice of materials and finishes crucial for creating a room that adheres to these standards. Solid and veneered oak, water-based painted, offers a natural and wholesome appearance, while terracotta floors add warmth and a rustic touch. Textured wall finishes, achieved with lime-based paint, enhance the room's healthiness and provide an elegant and refined look.

Custom-made furniture, designed to fit perfectly into the space, can enhance both aesthetics and functionality. The integration of natural elements, such as plants and decorations made from organic materials, can create a more relaxing and welcoming environment. Accessories must be carefully selected to complement the décor without overpowering it, contributing to an atmosphere of discreet luxury.

Hi Contract, a specialized supplier of furniture and equipment for hotels (FF&E, Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment), has developed furnishing solutions that fully express the concept of quiet luxury, using certified materials and advanced technologies, particularly in the  Casa di Langa resort project. This design combines traditional Piedmontese architecture with modern elements, using local materials such as Luserna Stone and recyclable terracotta.

Quiet luxury hotels around the world

Numerous luxury hotels worldwide are embracing the concept of quiet luxury. The Aman Tokyo Hotel, for instance, combines natural elements with minimalist design to create an oasis of tranquility in the heart of the city. The Six Senses Douro Valley in Portugal uses local and natural materials to create a relaxing and harmonious environment, while The Greenwich Hotel in New York offers rooms with handcrafted details and a design that reflects local history and culture.

Quiet luxury as a growing trend