What factors should be considered in the design of hotel shopping plazas?

A hotel is a commercial institution that provides a safe and comfortable space for users to take a short break or sleep. Hotel design is a noble art that combines science and culture. Excellent designers can give soul and life to architectural spaces through the combination of science and art. Like artists, they can guide and improve people's understanding and pursuit of beauty.

1. Decorative elements in hotel design: Hotel decoration mainly refers to determining the materials, colors, patterns, textures and methods of walls, floors, and ceilings. The function of indoor wall decoration is to protect the wall, meet the functional requirements of indoor use, and at the same time provide a beautiful and clean living environment. The distance between indoor walls and people is close, so the decorative materials used must not have odor, cannot contaminate clothes after being touched by people, and the texture should be soft and delicate. It is best for the decoration in the living room to have a certain degree of breathability. In addition to being beautiful, floor or ceiling decorations also have sound insulation and moisture-proof properties. The selection of materials should be based on the functional needs and coordinated with the overall interior decoration.

2. Style elements in hotel design: Bedroom design must not only conform to the characteristics of the times, but also present unique personality characteristics and show unique artistic style and charm. Once the style is determined, it will be easier to consider the overall coordination. Regardless of whether it is Chinese style or Western style, the selection of walls, floors, soft furnishings, furniture, etc., as well as the design of each functional area must be unified. Generally speaking, the Chinese style should be based on complex and dark colors, while the Western style is more concise and elegant.

3. Space elements in hotel design: In bedroom decoration design, the operation of space must be reasonable. That is, the reasonable segmentation of the living space and the expansion and compensation of the living space. The distribution of indoor space is generally divided into three parts: rest area, activity area and living area according to living habits. The rest area is an area for sleeping and resting, and should be relatively quiet and secluded, with good air circulation; the activity area includes areas for study, work, hospitality, and entertainment, and should be relatively spacious, clean and beautiful; the living area is an area for dining, cleaning, etc., and the room needs to be ventilated , safe and clean. The overall style of the decoration should be compact, suitable for both reality and reality, and the various areas should be harmonious and harmonious. The shape of the indoor furniture should be both practical and decorative. If the bedroom decoration is well designed, the space operation will be full without appearing crowded.

4. Light elements in hotel design: The operation of light effects in indoor space is one of the characteristics of modern interior design. Sunlight is an important factor in nature, and hotel design must be good at operating it. After nightfall, the lighting in the room can play a key role in the atmosphere and mood. Moreover, different styles of lighting fixtures combined with the indoor environment can form a variety of different styles of indoor moods and different styles of ambient atmosphere. The optical effect should also be considered when choosing lamps. For example, if you use a ceiling lamp, the roof interface will have an upward feeling; if you use a ceiling lamp, the roof interface will have a downward feeling; a space with strong light will give people a sense of expansion.

5. Color elements in hotel design: Designing interior colors, including the choice of wall and floor colors, furniture colors, fabric colors, etc. In addition to its impact on vision, indoor color also directly affects people's emotions and psychology. To deal with the color tone of the entire room, you must first determine a main color. After the main color is determined, you can consider the coordination with other colors. The center of the color of the room generally refers to the furniture. After the color center of the furniture is determined, the colors of the walls, floors, doors, windows and fabrics must be coordinated with it.