8 hotel room design tricks we should try at home

One of the reasons we all love to travel is to stay in hotels. The beds are always nice and the bathroom has little bottles of gels. Instead of imagining how nice it would be to live in a hotel room, you can try the same design tricks that hotels use in your own home.

At Pictolic we looked into luxury hotel rooms to see what tricks we can all use right now.

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1. Accessories from different materials.

One of the key features of hotels that make them truly cozy is the combination of textures in the accessories. You can use cashmere blankets with satin pillows, velvet, and silk pillowcases.

2. Well thought out the image of the bed.

According to the famous interior designer of Rocco Forte Hotels Olga Polizzi, there should be 4 pillows on the bed. The cover should be positioned so that it overlaps the distance between the mattress and the bed itself, and the upper part curls slightly. Decorative pillows should be at an angle in the middle.

3. Luxurious light sources.

Some hotels do not use paintings as decor but use ordinary chandeliers instead. They not only serve as a source of light but also look great.

4. A set of white sheets.

To make your bedroom look like a hotel room, just buy a set of thick white sheets. Hotel rooms usually have satin or percale.

5. Breakfast in bed.

If you want to feel as if you are living in a hotel, you may want to consider getting a small breakfast tray. Enjoy breakfast in the morning if you're in no rush. You can also make your partner a treat by baking pancakes and serving them on this tray. Plus, the tray can be a great kitchen accessory.

6. Fluffy rug in the bedroom.

A soft mat will help you create a pleasant sensation in the morning when you wake up. You can buy multiple mats and place them on each of the three sides of the bed. Remember that you will be barefoot on the rug most of the time, so the softer the better.

7. Smell is the most important in creating a certain atmosphere.

Each hotel has its own flavor. A good perfume is essential for creating a good atmosphere in your home. You can use essential oils with a different scent for each room. You can also use a specific scent conditioner for curtains or sheets. You can use incense sticks in the bathroom and candles in the bedroom.

8. Rolled towels.

Rolled-up towels are an easy way to recreate the hotel's atmosphere in your home. These can be the small face and hand towels in the basket, or large towels on the bathroom shelf.