How to Design Your Home Like a Hotel Room, According to a Hotel Editor

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TRAVEL TODAY Hotels How to Design Your Home Like a Hotel Room, According to a Hotel Editor As someone who spends a lot of time in hotels, I can say with certainty that most rooms in my home—especially my bedroom—are influenced by elements from places I've stayed in and loved. As a part of our August digital issue, we're sharing some of the best places to shop for hotel products that you can incorporate into your home design. But even if you're not buying items from a specific hotel brand, there are plenty of ways to bring the hotel experience home with you. I tend to keep postcards and pens from hotels. The postcards I'll sometimes frame (my favorites are from different Mandarin Oriental properties and Raffles Singapore), and the pencils I keep on my desk and around the house. I've been collecting hotel key cards for years and plan to make them into a framed collage, too. My favorite piece from a hotel is a pair of stunning paper fans from Hoshinoya Tokyo that I have above my bed. That was a bedroom where I've drawn a lot of inspiration from (low bed, natural woods, soft light). Candles and scent diffusers are a must, whether you're buying them from a brand like Edition or Aesop, or just seeking out products that remind you of a particular destination (this Venus et Fleur is my current favorite, it reminds me of Paris). As far as linens go, prioritize light colors and soft (think silk or sateen), lightweight sheets. If you have natural light in your space, that's a plus, but if not, the light hues with little accents will really make a room feel fresh. Mirrors can help with this, too, and avoiding clutter always helps. I have a super soft robe that I keep hanging on my bed, which always makes me feel a little fancy when I'm at home. Also, fresh flowers and greenery go a long way! Don't shy away from hotel-inspired rituals, as well. Think warm washcloths over your face before bed; ice water with garnishes like mint, lemon, or cucumber; and long baths with bubbles and fragrant salts. READ NOW READ NOW Ellie Nan Storck Hotel Editor Health & Beauty 12 Boutique Hotel Amenities That Will Make Your Home Feel Like a Hotel Suite read more Accessories The Best Sleep Masks of 2021, According to Frequent Travelers read more Tech & Gear These Travel Steamers Are Very Effective at Smoothing Out Fabrics of All Kinds read more Health & Beauty From Moisturizers to Essential Oils, These Travel Toiletries Will Give You Glow on the Go read more Health & Beauty 10 Destination-Scented Candles to Transport You Far, Far Away read more Tech & Gear Reduce Allergens in Your Hotel Room With One of Our Top-Rated Travel Humidifiers read more Luggage 12 Travel Toiletry Bags for Storing All Your Essentials in One Easy Spot read more Health & Beauty Soothe Irritated Skin With These Dermatologist-Recommended Aloe Vera Gels read more VACATION LIKE A PRO You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Travel Today newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here A DOTDASH BRAND 28 Liberty Street, 7th Floor, New York, NY, 10005 © 2021 Dotdash.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.

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