Interior Design Ideas For Vacation Rentals

Whether you own a bed and breakfast or an Airbnb apartment, the interior design of your vacation rental can make a big difference to your bookings. This is why boutique hotels are so popular and can charge a premium price. Here are some top tips for interior design for your vacation rental.

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1. Invest in throw pillows. Throw pillows are an easy way to add a pop of color. Look for pillows made of local or traditional fabrics for another nice detail.
2. Don’t forget to trim any tags and loose threads from throw pillows. Messy or worn-looking pillows aren’t shabby chic and will put people off.
3. Use local art and souvenirs on your walls. Support some local artists and small businesses and make your property look welcoming. Local souvenirs around your place could inspire guests to buy souvenirs themselves. Don’t fill up your property with any tacky ornaments you can find cheaply, but instead display smart pieces like wall hangings, independent neighborhood artists’ prints, or ceramics.
4. Don’t use much small art. Large pieces, such as canvases or framed photographs, pull a room together easily and look fantastic in property photos.
5. Hang your art at eye level. The way you place your art changes the way it’s seen. Eye-level is the best place to start but it’s a good idea to use removable hooks so you can make adjustments if it doesn’t look right.
6. Hang hooks for your guests. Guests need somewhere to hang their robes, towels, jackets, and other possessions. Put in plenty of hooks. Guests usually want hooks in bathrooms, bedrooms, front halls, and kitchens.
7. Let there be light. Guests will be reading books, maps, local attraction leaflets, and more. Put lamps or overhead lighting where people will need them, such as by the bed, near the chairs, and in the kitchen. A larger bulb won’t break the bank and your visitors will appreciate not having to peer at their book through the gloom.
8. Provide lots of hangers in the closet area. Hangers are cheap and disposable, so provide plenty so your guests can unpack. To really impress, include a few skirt hangers.
9. Don’t et the pillows get lumpy. Good pillows are a luxury that everyone enjoys when they’re on vacation, so invest in some good-quality pillows and replace them often. Settling down on a clean, fluffy pillow at the end of a long day of sightseeing is a wonderful experience that will help you to secure those all-important good reviews.
10. Add some blue to your interiors. A huge amount of people say that blue is their favorite color. Blue is often associated with trust, friendliness, and a calm atmosphere. There’s a reason why the world’s most powerful corporations have blue logos. Use some blue in your decor.