Hotel design trends – a tour d’horizon
By
Krystal Solarzano , Associate, WATG, Raj Chandnani, Vice President, Strategy for WATG and Wimberly Interiors | 19 Dec 13
How will the hotel of the next decade change physically? What underlying trends are
influencing top designers to adapt the way hotels look and feel – inside and out? We
asked Raj Chandnani, Vice President of Strategy for WATG and its sister company
Wimberly Interiors, to lead us on a highly visual walk through the key developments
they are integrating into the hotels they are designing now. The following portfolio, put
together exclusively for The Hotel Yearbook, highlights some of the exciting changes
we’ll all be seeing, end experiencing, soon.
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About Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG)
WATG is one of the world's leading integrated design firms and ranked as 2nd in the world among hotel
architectural firms. WATG's interior design firm, Wimberly Interiors, was ranked 11th by Interior Design
Magazine in their 2015 Hospitality Giants survey. With over 70 years of design excellence, WATG and
Wimberly Interiors, have become the world's leading design consultants in the industry since starting in
Hawaii in 1945. With offices in Irvine, Beverly Hills, Seattle, Chicago, New York, London, Miami, Istanbul,
Dubai, Singapore, Shanghai and Honolulu, the multi-disciplinary design firm is best known for creating
internationally acclaimed destinations in 160 countries across six continents. WATG offers integrated design
solutions comprising strategy, planning, architecture, landscape, and interiors for urban, tourism and resort
destinations. WATG's projects are renowned not only for their design and sense of place but also for their
bottom-line success.
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