Hotel lighting project
Knowledge of the importance of lighting to the hotel and the trends in the industry are essential for the preparation of a comprehensive hotel lighting project.
The hospitality industry is a world in constant evolution, and compared to the past, the changes seem to be even faster than ever before. Hotel buildings must therefore be constantly updated, refreshed and adapted to the current needs of the guests.
A good hotel must be able to give the guest a feeling of home, a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Lighting, both in the building and around it, contributes significantly to the guest experience, not so much for its visibility-related importance, but for the emotions it can evoke.
The atmosphere we create with the right lighting should be welcoming, pleasant but also functional, so that guests can easily and comfortably find their way around any area of the hotel.
For example, the lobby of a hotel, which is often seen as a kind of crossroads, a simple passage to the rooms or other parts of the property, is actually a very important part of the interior design, as it provides a first impression of the property, allowing guests to understand where they are and what type of hotel they are and what kind of environment it is.


Light can convey exactly the image that a hotel wants to give its guests.
That is why it is essential to design the right lighting depending on the identity of the hotel. You can choose to illuminate the reception with a scenic installation, such as the Vollee collection, or with a solution with a simpler but still impressive form, the Libe collection.
In a public space such as a lounge, it is important to create an intimate and relaxing atmosphere, which must be provided by the right lighting without being too strong.
In corridors, the light shall be functional to identify the way to rooms, stairs or access to lifts or escape exits.

Design-wise, it is possible to afford to work with contrasts in some cases and insert more classic chandeliers, such as Crek, into a modern interior. However, rooms should be able to adjust the light to suit your needs and thus be flexible. Designing a lighting system that can adapt to the guest’s needs means allowing them to independently and impromptu create the atmosphere they are most comfortable with. Igloo is made perfect by a dimming system that allows guests to adjust the light intensity they need at any given moment, as required.
When designing the lighting of hotels and guest houses, it is necessary to reconcile technical lighting with decorative lighting to ensure healthy and functional lighting, with a dose of design.





