5 tips for creating a hotel chic home decor

Tip 1: the foundation is colour 

Do you immediately think big and are you planning to redesign your entire living and dining room? Or are you planning a move, and you’ve resolved to set it up beautifully once and for all? Then it’s smart to use a collection of colours as a basis. Of course, these colours are the ones we continuously come across in popular hotel chic interiors.

But what colours are those? Hotel chic is mainly characterised by the use of full, warm colours. For example, think of colours such as dark green, dark blue and burgundy. Hotel chic usually has a luxurious appearance and that’s why we should certainly not forget about gold. Gold lends itself perfectly as a material for accessories in your living room. By the way, did you know you can compose tables with a golden frame at Table du Sud? 

Tip 2: think in materials

Do you already see yourself sitting at that robust rectangular dining table? And do you already have a dark blue sofa in mind that should become the eye-catcher of your living room? Then you've come a long way! However, it’s also smart to keep the materials of your new furniture in mind. Some materials simply suit hotel chic better than others.

Because of the luxurious appearance of materials in the field of tables, we quickly end up with marble. Marble has been a fixture in our interiors for centuries and that’s certainly not going to change in the coming decades. By the way, did you know that ceramics are incredibly similar to marble and that they score extremely high in terms of user-friendliness?

Of course, marble and ceramics aren’t the only options you have. We’re also a fan of beautiful, large tree trunk tables that draw all eyes. For our readers who like to colour outside the lines and want to take a leap of faith, we recommend a beautiful herringbone table.

Tip 3: Velvet, velvet and, ehhh, velvet!

If we can highlight one fabric that screams hotel chic, it must be velvet. This fabric also lends itself perfectly as upholstery for your sofa, dining sofa, or dining chair, Velvet is wonderfully soft and has a luxurious appearance. Especially in combination with the right colour, it's easy to set some beautiful accents in your interior. 

Tip 4: pay attention to detail

Do you have all the basics in place in terms of furniture? Then it's just like building a house; time for the finishing touches! Make sure the colours of your furniture are cleverly reflected in your accessories. For example, how about a beautiful glossy lamp or a matching rug, which makes your sofa even more eye-catching? With hotel chic, it's really all about the details.

Tip 5: seek advice
We understand that you aren’t suddenly a hotel chic expert after reading this blog. Buying a new dining table, let alone a complete interior, is not something you do overnight. The showroom employees of Table du Sud all have the necessary experience and are happy to help you make the right choices. You don’t need to make an appointment to visit one of our showrooms. Would you like to make an appointment so that we can look for suitable interiors together? That’s possible! Plan your interior advice yourself. In two, free sessions we’ll discover which furniture really suits you!