Today’s hotel guests expect convenience without clutter. Integrating lighting directly into hotel furniture is now standard practice for both efficiency and ambiance.
1. Headboards
LED reading lights embedded in headboards must deliver ≥300 lux at 45° angle. Include independent switches reachable from both sides of the bed.
Backlit mirrors (CRI ≥ 90) create flattering light; under-desk lighting improves workspace usability.
Automatic sensors for LED strips reduce energy waste and enhance visibility.
Accent lighting within lobby furniture adds drama—illuminated base sofas, halo coffee tables, or display shelves.
Use 24V DC low-voltage systems; integrate magnetic connectors for easy replacement. Always separate power channels from metal frames to prevent short circuits.
Conclusion:
Lighting isn’t decoration—it’s experience. Seamless illumination turns ordinary hotel room furniture into functional sculpture, improving both comfort and brand value.
