24 checkpoints

A decorated room is not a hotel room.

Every room is signed off against one standard, whether it sits in a four-room guest house or a forty-room hotel. It must work for the guest, housekeeping and the owner.

Reference alpine hotel room with timber panelling and twin bedside lighting

Room reference

Six directions. One underlying standard.

Reference: Mountain contemporary

Reference direction

Mountain contemporary

Timber, linen and glazing to the outlook.

Reference: Clean & compact

Reference direction

Clean & compact

Built-in joinery and a wall-mounted TV.

Reference: Boutique accent

Reference direction

Boutique accent

Neutral shell, one accent and one graphic idea.

Reference: Alpine classic

Reference direction

Alpine classic

Wood panelling, wall lights and considered storage.

Reference: Traditional hotel

Reference direction

Traditional hotel

Runner, lamp pair, seating and classic casegoods.

Reference: Heritage timber

Reference direction

Heritage timber

Existing structure retained; services concealed.

Reference imagery indicates standard, material direction and level of detail. Final design is developed for each property, climate and budget.

The checklist

What gets signed off

01

Bed & mattress

02

Headboard

03

Bedside — both sides

04

Lighting layers

05

Switching

06

Charging

07

Wardrobe

08

Luggage

09

Desk / vanity

10

Tea & coffee

11

Television

12

Curtains

13

Glazing & acoustics

14

Climate

15

Bathroom

16

Bathroom detail

17

Floors

18

Door & lock

19

Signage & numbering

20

Amenities

21

Housekeeping

22

Durability

23

Consistency

24

Photography

Bathrooms

Where rate is won or lost.

Waterproofing, falls, extract, pressure and hot-water recovery are corrected before a finish is selected.

Walk-in shower and glass screen
Thermostatic mixer
Vanity with closed storage
Lit mirror
Slip-rated warm floor
Serviceable standard parts

Your property

Send photographs, the room count and what you want it to become.

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