Adding textures and patterns to hotel design is more than just a style choice. For instance, textured top sheets like The Vela Decorative White Top Sheets in Coastal not only add visual interest but also reduce the need for frequent pressing, making maintenance easier. This means housekeepers spend less time wrestling with irons and more time attending to other important tasks. Moreover, these elements can transform a bed from a simple sleeping area into a stylish focal point, enhancing both the aesthetic appeal and practical functionality of the space. According to Buse Dastan Architects, incorporating textures in hotel interior design plays a significant role in creating a tactile experience for guests, adding depth and dimension to the spatial layout.

The trend toward incorporating vibrant, retro, and monochromatic colors marks a significant departure from the traditional white palette. Switching from white to vibrant, eclectic designs not only creates a visually stimulating environment but also enhances mood, reduces stress, and fosters a sense of well-being. Vela Decorative Colored Top Sheets in Billow exemplify this trend, infusing rooms with life and warmth, and transforming them into inviting, dynamic spaces that captivate and comfort guests. The Stroud Group reports that monochromatic color schemes are becoming increasingly popular in hotel design, creating immersive and cohesive aesthetic experiences.  

Sustainability continues to be a driving force in design. By incorporating materials like Tencel, Lyocell, and recycled fabrics into hotel furnishings, such as our Innova Microfiber Sheets and Pillowcases or Innova Eco Comfort Towels, you can support eco-friendly practices. This not only reduces the environmental footprint but also appeals to guests who prioritize sustainability in their travel choices. A 2022 report by the One Planet Network highlights the growing importance of circular textile reuse programs in the hospitality industry.

Inclusive design ensures that spaces are accessible and welcoming to all guests, regardless of their physical abilities. This trend is about more than just compliance with accessibility standards; it's about creating environments that are genuinely accommodating and considerate of diverse needs. Incorporating elements such as adjustable fixtures, clear signage, and barrier-free access enhances the overall guest experience and fosters a sense of inclusivity. Viqal's blog on inclusive hospitality emphasizes the importance of creating environments where differences are not just accommodated but celebrated.

As health and wellness become increasingly important, hotels are focusing on creating spaces that promote well-being. Wellness-centric design includes features such as natural lighting, ergonomic furniture, and biophilic elements that connect guests with nature.  As Keara Knott, Product Development Coordinator at Eden Textile, highlights:  

"A major trend we're seeing for 2025 is a renewed focus on health and mental wellness, particularly in the wake of the pandemic. There's a clear shift away from the sterile, minimalist aesthetics of the past, with their neutral beige tones and subdued vibes. Instead, we're embracing lively, colorful spaces that inspire positivity and creativity often by incorporating natural elements that bring the outdoors in. These spaces are not just about looking good—they're about feeling good too."  

This trend reflects a broader move towards environments that not only look good but also support physical and mental health, offering a refreshing change from the minimalist and sterile designs of the past. The Western Hotels blog discusses how the hospitality industry is increasingly embracing health and wellness trends to cater to growing demand.

6. The Rise of Apartment-Style Hotels 

The hospitality landscape is evolving, and apartment-style hotels are becoming increasingly popular, bridging the gap between the flexibility of short-term rentals and the services of traditional hotels. This shift is driven by factors such as restrictions on platforms like Airbnb and the rising demand for extended stays among business travelers and digital nomads. As guests seek a more home-like atmosphere during their stay, the trend towards vibrant, eclectic room designs is gaining traction. Throw blankets, such as the Patricia Throw Blankets in particular, are becoming a favorite addition, offering both comfort and a touch of personalized style. These cozy accents not only enhance the aesthetic appeal but also create a more inviting and homely environment, underscoring the appeal of apartment hotels. Cognitive Market Research reports that the apartment hotel market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.90% through 2030, driven by changing travel preferences and lifestyle trends.

Eden Textile is uniquely positioned to help you stay ahead of the curve. By offering innovative products that align with these emerging trends, we provide solutions that not only elevate your property’s design but also address practical needs. Let us help you transform your space into a contemporary haven that meets the evolving needs of your guests and sets your property apart in a competitive market.