decorativeelements,lighting,temperatureandfloralarrangements(I)

The conditioning of a space goes beyond furniture and coverings.

It is the correct management of light and temperature, together with decorative details and the touch of life provided by plants, that truly transform a room into a cozy and comfortable place.

Small Big Details: Other Decorative Elements

The character of a space is built through a series of decorative objects whose selection and quality are usually related to the category of the hotel.

Among these elements are paintings and photographs, which can range from framed prints to original works of art in luxury hotels.

Cushions are an economical and versatile option to add color and comfort to armchairs and sofas.

Ceiling lamps and wall sconces not only illuminate, but also decorate, adapting to classic or modern environments.

Vases, whether large or small, glass or porcelain, fill empty spaces with elegance, while flowers provide the perfect decorative resource, lending color and a pleasant aroma.

Finally, sculptures and antiques are used to add a focal point of interest and sophistication.

Lighting as a Comfort Tool

Lighting is a sign of identity that is perceived from the entrance of the hotel and is essential to offer tranquility and well-being to guests.

Its design must follow several guidelines: the light must be distributed evenly, the levels and contrasts must be appropriate for the tasks performed in each area, and glare must be avoided.

Whenever possible, natural light should prevail over artificial light. In bedrooms, it's important that guests can adjust the lighting to suit their needs, whether for reading, relaxing, or working.

Furthermore, the light must reproduce colors correctly to create warm and welcoming environments.

The Thermal Environment: Temperature and Humidity

Thermal comfort is equally crucial. Extreme temperatures and sudden changes should be avoided in bedrooms.

Individual temperature control is important, and it is recommended to keep it within a range of 17ºC to 22ºC to ensure a comfortable temperature.

The thermal environment has proven psychological effects: cold can cause anxiety and restlessness, while excessive heat causes drowsiness and heaviness.

In addition to temperature, the humidity factor in the air is important; It is recommended that it be around 50% relative humidity to avoid a dry environment.

Floral Decoration: A Touch of Life and Freshness

Floral decorations are the perfect complement to decoration, as they bring life, freshness and well-being to the rooms.

The care of indoor plants requires attention to factors such as temperature, humidity, light, irrigation and fertilizat