2020 hospitality design trends

2020 hospitality design trends

Industry experts off er insight about colors, sizes and fi nishes of tile, stone and alternative stone surfaces that they believe will be prevalent in hospitality designs for the upcoming year With the hospitality design sector in a seemingly constant state of change, tile and other alternative mate...

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Published in:Contemporary Stone & Tile Design 2020-01, Vol.27 (1), p.24-31
Main Author: Richinelli, Jennifer
Format: Article
Language:eng
Subjects:
Aesthetics
Architects
Color
Competitive materials
Design
Designers
Distributors
Finishes
Flooring
Hospitality industry
Hotels & motels
Marketing
Natural stone
Product lines
Restaurants
Stone
Tiles
Trends
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Summary:Industry experts off er insight about colors, sizes and fi nishes of tile, stone and alternative stone surfaces that they believe will be prevalent in hospitality designs for the upcoming year With the hospitality design sector in a seemingly constant state of change, tile and other alternative material manufacturers need to stay upto-date on current trends in colors, shapes, finishes and sizes to meet the demands of the architectural and design community. According to several industry leaders, warm neutral tones, oversized formats and products that mimic the aesthetic of natural stone and wood are characteristics that architects and designers are gravitating towards for their hospitality designs. Recently, Contemporary Stone & Tile Design (CSTD) had the opportunity to ask several leading manufacturers and distributors of stone and tile products their thoughts on current product trends in hospitality design. * Mar Esteve, marketing director, Neolith * Emily Holle, director of trend & design, MSI * Lydia Kurth, architectural consultant, Ceramic Technics, Ltd. * Don Mariutto, vice president of operations & marketing, Mediterranea * Morgan Stephenson, director of hospitality, Daltile, Marazzi and American Olean * Lindsey Waldrep, vice president of marketing, Crossville CSTD: The environmental advantages in terms of life-cycle and natural ingredients are other points that the industry must continue to focus on, given the increasing competition from synthetic flooring products.
ISSN:1527-7690
2328-4315