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Interior Design gives you access to all the products and services you need to design and fit out interior spaces in leisure, recreational, commercial, industrial, residential and educational environments.

Designing a project for the hospitality industry must balance the need for durable, high specification furniture and fittings, with the creation of comfortable aesthetics within tight client budgets.

Well-designed spaces, with considered use of colour, materials and surface finishes, can align the feel of a hospitality space with a brand identity.

Interior designers have the skills to deliver the right sort of experience for the customer, that encourages them to spend, and ultimately, generates profit for the client.

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  Christopher Hyde Ltd
  Mayfair lamp table
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  Connections Interiors Ltd
  Stacky stools
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  Abbey Fabrics
  Naugahyde vinyl
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  Alias Design
  biplane circular dining table
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  Villiers Brothers Ltd
  Revolution console table
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  Vector Seating Ltd
  Xenon two and three seater fabric or leather sofas

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  Chelsom Ltd
  Bespoke pendant shades at the Sheraton hotel, Prague
  
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  Silent Gliss Ltd
  Wave curtain heading and electric track, Hotel base2stay
  
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  Fitz Impressions
  Contemporary booth seating, Milly's Wine Bar, Maghull
  

• The psychology of colour in hospitality spaces
  

  Karen Haller is one of the UK’s leading authorities in applied colour psychology, specialising in business branding and business interiors. In this Q&A, she provides an overview of her work, and some tips.

• Cycling cafe interiors
  

  Cafes have been embedded in the culture and tradition of cyclists since the 1950s. They are used as a meeting point for the start of a group ride; for a ‘cafe stop’, for essential refreshment, and as a finishing point.

• A hospitality pinboard
  

  I have ‘pinned‘ some of the bar, restaurant, cafe and hotel projects that caught my eye on the design and architecture blogs over the past couple of weeks.

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