How Do Hotels Design the Ideal Room?

A thousand little decisions, from the brightness of the lights to the placement of trash cans, go into the layout of hotel rooms. WSJ's Andrea Petersen discusses Marriott’s innovation lab, where every facet of hotel design is tested. Photo: T.J. Kirkpatrick for The Wall Street Journal.
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[@jack979ful]

In love with this interview

[@jimihendrix1967]

Thanks for the video, i'm interior designer student from Istanbul.

[@setfreetm5821]

I'm in b2b international corporation interior desighn sales for a major company..I'm here to help.Im very familiar with the PIP interior design development !She knows her stuff.

[@CarmenBelcher]

Fascinating. Especially if you live in a nyc studio apartment in an ideal neighborhood 😅😂🤣

[@Leshay5]

Trendy after a few years equals tacky.

[@sg3-h7u]

Carpets are not “out”… we actually choose hotels that only have carpet. Heard a lot of what people “don’t” use. What then “do” they use? Lol

[@AtSoAtSo]

So annoying to watch