Hospitality Design Trends for 2025: Creating Multi-Functional, Home-Like Experiences

This article discusses the changing face of hospitality in a world where remote work continues to influence lifestyles and blur the lines between business and leisure.

As it says, guests now expect their rooms to serve as both a personal retreat and a productive workspace, while hotels are also rethinking their designs to feel less transactional and more like home.

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