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Boutique Hotel Deluxe Room Furniture Package BTGR02

Boutique Hotel Deluxe Room Furniture Package BTGR02

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  • Product ID: STL-BT-GR-02
  • Size: Approx. 18.5 m² room, custom
  • Material: MR MDF, plywood, laminate, fabric, metal
  • Color: Deep teal, mustard, light oak
  • Usage Scenario: Boutique hotel deluxe rooms
  • Function: Sleep, lounge, work, storage
  • Assembly Required: Fixed furniture installation
  • Customization: OEM / ODM by drawings
  • Special Feature: Compact room with feature wall

A boutique hotel deluxe room furniture package designed for approximately 18.5 m² guest rooms. The concept combines compact planning, king and twin room flexibility, integrated storage, TV wall furniture, seating and strong visual identity through deep-toned feature walls and artistic mural treatments.

Product Description

BOUTIQUE HOTEL DELUXE ROOM

Small in Area. Strong in Identity.

A compact boutique hotel room should not feel like a reduced version of a standard hotel room. It should feel intentional, recognisable and complete from the moment the guest enters.

This deluxe room package is designed around approximately 18.5 m² of usable guest space. Instead of filling the room with heavy furniture, the layout combines a clean bed platform, integrated TV wall, open garment rack, window-side seating and a distinctive feature wall with deep teal, warm oak and mustard accents.

The visual direction is intentionally more expressive than a standard business hotel room: dark mural walls, round art pieces, warm lighting and restrained furniture lines create a boutique character without making the room difficult to manufacture or maintain.

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Deluxe King Room concept with deep teal feature wall, circular mural artwork, built-in seating, TV ledge, open garment rack and compact lounge table.
ROOM SCALE                Approximately 18.5 m² planned as a complete guest room rather than a simple sleeping compartment.
VISUAL SIGNATURE                Deep teal walls and mustard accents create a strong boutique identity without excessive decoration.
FLEXIBLE LAYOUT                The same furniture language supports both King and Twin bed room configurations.
COMPACT ROOM STRATEGY

18.5 m² Planned as a Complete Guest Experience

The room plan keeps the main circulation line clear while allowing the guest to sleep, store luggage, watch TV, hang clothing, make tea and sit by the window. The furniture is integrated into the architecture instead of being placed as separate bulky objects.

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Deluxe Room B floor plan showing the 18.5 m² guest room layout, bed zone, seating area, TV wall, bathroom and entry circulation.

Why the Layout Works

The room is narrow and long, so every furniture element has to perform more than one task. The design avoids large wardrobes and oversized desks, using integrated furniture to protect circulation and visual openness.

BED PLATFORM                        Centred king bed with low visual weight and an integrated wall treatment behind it.
TV + TEA ZONE                        One continuous ledge combines TV display, tea station and a practical drop-off surface.
OPEN GARMENT RACK                        Open metal-framed hanging system provides daily-use storage without closing in the entry side.
WINDOW SEATING                        Compact bench seat and small table create an informal sitting zone with minimal footprint.
KING ROOM EXPERIENCE

One Long Wall Does the Work of Several Furniture Pieces

Rather than placing separate TV cabinets, luggage stands, tea tables and wardrobes around the room, the furniture is organised as a continuous wall composition. It improves room clarity, makes cleaning easier and gives the compact layout a more custom-built appearance.

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King room view showing the relationship between bed, built-in seating, TV wall, tea counter, luggage support and window-side table.

Designed as a Furniture Composition, Not Separate Products

The TV ledge, open rail, luggage cabinet and tea point are visually connected through the same light oak finish and charcoal metal details. The result is more refined than using unrelated loose furniture pieces in a small room.

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Reverse room view showing the open wardrobe frame, TV ledge, seating bench, compact table and feature-wall bed zone.
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Twin Room version using the same material palette and integrated furniture language with a water-and-landscape mural feature wall.
TWIN ROOM VERSION

Consistent Boutique Character Across Twin Rooms

The Twin room keeps the core identity of the King room while changing the sleeping layout. It still includes the same light oak furniture base, dark accent tones, artwork-led headboard wall, compact work surface and built-in bench seating.

  • Twin beds with integrated shared bedside support

  • Feature wall can be adjusted by room type or hotel floor

  • Built-in bench seating supports two guests without adding large armchairs

  • Compact desk and TV wall remain practical for short hotel stays

  • Open wardrobe system keeps the entry side light and visually uncluttered

BED WALL                Custom mural wall, low headboard panel, concealed LED line and bedside shelf integration.
TV WALL                Floating TV ledge with tea point, storage niche and coordinated luggage bench.
SEATING                Built-in upholstered bench with accent cushions and compact occasional table.
STORAGE                Open metal garment rack, luggage support and small daily-use storage zones.
FURNITURE PACKAGE SCOPE

Built Around the Space, Not a Standard Catalogue Set

STL Hotel Furnishing can develop a compact boutique hotel room package from the actual room plan, approved visual direction and project requirements. The goal is to preserve the design language while keeping furniture construction, production and site installation realistic.

01

Fixed Furniture

TV wall panels, floating ledges, headboard wall panels, bedside shelves, window benches, luggage cabinets and open wardrobe systems.

02

Loose Furniture

Compact occasional tables, side tables, wire-frame chairs, lounge seating and movable guest room accessories.

03

Material Direction

Light oak laminate or veneer finish, dark textured wall covering, mustard upholstery, charcoal metal and soft warm lighting.

04

Artwork Integration

Feature mural, printed wall covering, framed art or hotel-specific graphic treatment can be developed with the room package.

05

Room Type Adaptation

Furniture dimensions, bed configuration, wall graphics and seating layouts can be adapted for King, Twin and accessible room types.

06

Production Process

Shop drawings, material samples, pre-production approval, bulk manufacturing, QC inspection and export packing are coordinated by project scope.

Scope Clarification

This boutique hotel deluxe room furniture concept includes custom bed bases, headboard wall panels, bedside furniture, TV wall furniture, tea counter, luggage bench, open garment rack, window seating, compact tables and related guest room fixed furniture. Final dimensions and construction are developed according to the approved room plan, drawings, material samples and BOQ.

Wall covering, printed murals, lighting, curtains, bathroom products, floor finishes, loose artwork, mattresses and hotel accessories can be coordinated where needed, but are quoted separately unless they are included in the confirmed project supply scope. STL Hotel Furnishing is primarily positioned as a custom hotel furniture manufacturer.

Build a Boutique Guest Room Around Your Actual Room Plan

Send your room plan, target room size, hotel positioning, bed configuration, preferred materials and destination country. STL Hotel Furnishing can develop a custom boutique hotel room furniture package that fits the available space while retaining a clear design identity.

Boutique Hotel Room Furniture FAQ

Questions for character-led boutique hotel furniture projects.

Boutique hotel projects usually involve stronger design character, more custom detailing and fewer standard room types. These FAQs explain how the furniture development process can be organized.
Can you produce furniture from mood boards and reference images?
Yes. Boutique hotel furniture is often developed from mood boards, reference images, sketches and interior concepts. STL Hotel Furnishing can use these materials to discuss structure, proportions, materials and budget before final shop drawings are prepared.
Can each boutique hotel room have different furniture details?
Yes. Different room types can have unique furniture combinations, colors or details. To keep production manageable, we normally identify which parts can be standardized and which elements need to remain unique for each room type.
Can you make low-quantity customized furniture?
Custom low-quantity projects can be reviewed, especially when several products are included in one coordinated hotel furniture package. The final feasibility depends on the design complexity, materials, quantity per item, sampling requirement and delivery schedule.
How do you confirm special finishes before bulk production?
Special finishes should be confirmed through material boards, fabric swatches, wood samples, metal samples, drawings or approved first pieces. This is important because boutique hotel furniture often relies on texture, color tone and visual details rather than standard finishes alone.
Can you help simplify an over-complicated design for production?
Yes. When a design is difficult to manufacture, transport or maintain, we can suggest practical adjustments while keeping the main visual direction. Any change is discussed with the project team before it is included in the final production drawings.