A modern hotel lobby and meeting room with energy and ease
A defined gathering area that calls for connection
This super social seating draws people in with warmth and closeness. The main piece is LILLEHEM, a modular sofa that can be combined into a custom solution. This set up mixes low backs, armrests and an open end so that guests can easily use the side table. A VEDBO armchair radiates relaxation, and a big coffee table can hold games or newspapers. The rectangular rug and reappearing colours tie the area together.
A functional spot that caters to the somewhat social crowd
On the other end of the LILLEHEM sofa, guests can be social or not. The side table joins and separates the sofa’s seat modules; the backrests face opposite directions.
With an adjustable floor lamp and a laptop table that’s easy to reposition, guests can tailor their comfort – whether genuinely emailing or pretending to work while eavesdropping.
Help guests relax with the right light in the hotel foyer
A corner for locally roasted coffee and casual chit chat
Signal mingling and refreshments with bar furniture like STENSELE tables and JANINGE stools that create plenty of room to sit or stand. Add in a lively mood from wall art and music. Guests can serve themselves coffee and a treat, whether they’re taking a break from an all-day offsite or kicking off their long holiday.
Mingling must-haves in a thoughtful hotel foyer
A separate meeting room that’s well-equipped and welcoming
When a hotel lobby also offers a meeting room, set the attendees up for success. Furnish it with essentials from MITTZON coat racks and white boards to supportive LÅNGFJÄLL conference chairs at spacious conference tables. Attention to detail ensures it’ll always be booked by local businesses and out-of-towners alike.
A unified, yet unique meeting room
Combining meeting and relaxing areas in a modern hotel lobby is all about balance and clarity.
For association
A big window links the spaces so that the meeting room doesn’t feel isolated. But the curtain lets attendees control privacy and focus. Both areas have furniture that matches in style and colour. Some are exactly the same, like JÄRPLIDEN pendant lamp and MITTZON pieces.
For separation
With more wood, concrete and lighter turquoise, the meeting room gives off a subdued, calm and professional feel. With more colourful furniture, plants and a lively terrazzo floor, the lobby is vibrant, busy and informal.
A recap: hospitality’s roots are comfort and foresight
Thoughtful planning of a modern hotel lobby and meeting room creates a truly comfortable experience with hospitality done right. Anticipate guests’ needs and wishes – like offering different ways to gather, relax and work via zones that make it obvious what to do where. Provide guests with the information and tools they need to be self-sufficient and feel at home, for glowing reviews and return visits.
