World Market Center Las Vegas recently announced it will be broadening its horizons to address the needs of the hospitality furnishings industry and the design community.Read More
Housed in a building that has been a part of the San Francisco lodging scene for nearly 100 years, the Hotel Union Square completed a $5 million renovation this past spring that refreshed its 131 guestrooms as well as public spaces, allowing for contemporary enhancements while maintaining the historic architectural elements of the original structure.Read More
Today’s hospitality marketplace has more “moving parts” than ever before. Aside from pitching to designers, successful suppliers must create and maintain relationships with everyone involved in the process including, owners, developers, purchasing companies, general contractors, management companies and asset managers. On any single project there are sure to be multiple touch points, any one of…Read More
Alan Benjamin of Benjamin West and Chris Robinson of Hatchett Hospitality face off to debate their two different purchasing models and how each offers benefits to hotel owners.Read More
With greater numbers of investors seeking to place their hotels in mixed-use developments as a way of spreading risk and assuring a certain degree of revenue generation, making a hotel both distinct and harmonious in an overall scheme is a challenge architects and designers increasingly face.Read More
When planning a guestroom, space is obviously of paramount importance but comfort and style are also key factors, causing designers to choose specific furnishings for their projects.Read More
An $11-million facelift of the historic property was planned to restore the structure that originally served as a railroad station when it was launched in 1900 and since has become a 125-room hotel.Read More
Just like HOTEL BUSINESS®, New Look™ magazine was created to fill a void. Back in 2001, there was but one single design publication serving the hospitality marketplace and its primary mandate was to inspire the architecture, purchasing and design communities. There was not a magazine dedicated to serving the design needs of the industry’s end…Read More
Two heads are better than one. That phrase can be easily applied to the success that is the architectural and design firm, ForrestPerkins. A friendship leading to the marriage of two firms, countless awards and recognitions, and a decade later, ForrestPerkins is known internationally as one of the top luxury hotel design firms in the…Read More
