Hospitality Design Magazine

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Caitlin St John

A collaboration between Cooper Carry and Muza Lab, the revitalization of the historic Palm House hotel in Palm Beach, Florida blends timeless charm with modern luxury. Bernhardt Hospitality played a crucial role in the five-year project by providing custom casegoods, seating, and outdoor furniture that seamlessly integrate with the hotel’s elegant design. The vision for the Palm House hotel was to create a space that honors its rich heritage while embracing contemporary sophistication.

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alia Akkam

There are always plenty of new hotels for travelers to choose from in Istanbul, Turkey’s capital, but for those keen to unwind on the pristine beaches of Bodrum in the southwest part of the country—approximately a 90-minute flight from the bustling metropolis—a new crop of chic accommodations is putting the vacation destination on the map. Located on the Turkish Riviera, Bodrum was once a humble fishing village before it blossomed into a hideaway for jetsetters.

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alia Akkam

With its rich history, nature, and coveted weather, Mexico has always been a vacation hotspot. Visitors throng to the likes of Tulum, Mexico City, and Cabo San Lucas for their beaches and relaxation, but other beach towns and cultural cities—such as Oaxaca, Riviera Nayarit, and San Miguel de Allende—are fast catching up. It’s no surprise that brands and developers are doubling down on Mexico.

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alissa Ponchione

Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week dazzle with standout collaborations and design debuts, Trump’s tariffs cause tumult in the travel and hotel industries, and the HD Awards to celebrate three at upcoming ceremony in Las Vegas. All that and more in this week’s Five on Friday. This week, Milan Design Week 2025 and the 63rd edition of Salone del Mobile have impressed with captivating installations and product launches.

2 weeks ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Stephanie Chen

Three Ducks, a boutique hotel in Westhampton Beach, is set to open this summer on Long Island, New York. The debut project from designer-developers Randall Stone and Elizabeth Bakhash of Three Ducks Hospitality, the 12-room property is a redevelopment of the 70-year-old Westhampton Seabreeze Motel on a 1.6-acre site. “We instantly recognized the potential here and jumped at the chance to create something truly special for visitors and locals alike,” says Stone.