Hotel Design Ireland
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Hotel refurbishment and consultancy services.
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Hotel Interior Design Ireland | Award-Winning Irish Hotel Design Portfolio
At Intec Design, we specialise in expert hotel design Ireland, crafting bespoke Irish hotel interiors that blend timeless elegance with modern functionality. With over 30 years of experience, our portfolio showcases transformative projects across Ireland—from luxurious lobbies in Tipperary to sustainable dining spaces on the Wild Atlantic Way. Aligned with Fáilte Ireland standards, our designs boost guest satisfaction and occupancy by up to 15%, helping hoteliers exceed expectations in a competitive tourism market. Explore our Irish hotel design projects and discover how we can elevate your venue.
Why Choose Intec for Hotel Design Ireland?
In the heart of Ireland’s booming tourism landscape—with over 10 million visitors annually—hotel interior design plays a pivotal role in creating memorable stays. At Intec Design, we deliver Irish hotel design that harmonises with local heritage while embracing 2025 trends like biophilic elements and sustainable materials. Our approach ensures compliance with Fáilte Ireland guidelines, focusing on areas like lobbies, bedrooms, bars, and dining rooms.
Key Benefits:
- Proven ROI: Our redesigns, such as the Abbey Court Hotel lobby, have enhanced guest flow and increased dwell time by 20%, driving repeat visits.
- Tailored Expertise: From rustic country houses to seaside resorts, we adapt contemporary and traditional styles to your venue’s story.
- Sustainability Focus: Using reclaimed Irish materials reduces environmental impact, aligning with eco-conscious travellers.
Whether you’re refreshing a reception or overhauling bedrooms, our hotel design Ireland services surpass expectations.
Irish Hotel Design Trends for 2025 and 2026
As Ireland’s hospitality sector evolves, 2025 hotel interior design trends emphasise experiential, sustainable spaces that tell authentic stories. Drawing from global insights adapted for the Irish market, here’s what we’re incorporating into our Irish hotel design projects:
- Biophilic Design: Integrating nature—like large windows at The Drumhierny Barn and greenery in Abbey Court Hotel lobby—to foster serene retreats, boosting guest wellness and interior aesthetics.
- Sustainability & Reclaimed Materials: Echoing Drumhierny Barn’s salvaged pine and bricks, reducing waste while celebrating Irish craftsmanship—key for Fáilte Ireland eco-certifications.
- Tactile Textures & Storytelling: Rich layers of brass, wood panelling, and muted palettes (as in Breaffy House) create emotional connections, reflecting local narratives over minimalism.
- Flexible, Multi-Use Spaces: Versatile dining like Diamond Coast’s booths for small/large groups, supporting family holidays and events.
- Layered Lighting & Ambience: Warm, accent lighting in lobbies and bars for immersive evenings, enhancing Ireland’s cosy hospitality vibe.
These trends position your hotel as a leader in Irish hotel interior design, attracting discerning guests seeking authenticity and comfort.
Hotel Design FAQs
What makes a good Hotel Dining Room Design?
Recently, we’ve undertaken projects for hotel dining room designs at Breaffy House Resort in Castlebar and The Diamond Coast Hotel in Enniscrone and shown that good dinind room design required a mix of loose and fixed seating, that gives maximum flexability for large and small groups of people. It needs to offer a high level of comfort with quality furniture, mood lighting and the use of posts, screens, shelving to offer a feeling of privacy in what are usually quite large rooms.
Which areas of a hotel design and refurbishment should have priority?
Each project is different. We work with client’s to determine the weaknesses in their offering. Intec Design recently carried out a traditional bar design for The Abbey Court Hotel in Nenagh as it was in keeping with the traditional stone wall exterior and architectural features. We’ve recently carried out bedroom designs for The Silverbirch Hotel in Omagh and hotel bedroom and hotel corridor designs for The Clanree Hotel in Letterkenny as these area’s require modernising every 6-10 years due to wear and tear and changing design trends.
How can biophilic design boost my hotel?
By integrating nature (e.g., Abbey Court Hotel’s Lobby), it increases guest relaxation and expenditure but also improves aesthetics for digital marketing; increasing bookings and occupancy rate.
How does Fáilte Ireland compliance affect Irish hotel design?
It ensures accessibility, sustainability, and cultural authenticity—our projects incorporate these for funding eligibility and higher ratings.
Tell me about 2025 trends in hotel interior design Ireland.
Focus on textures, storytelling, and tech—like our layered lighting at Abbey Court.
How can Intec Design help with assessing Hotel revenue, process and staff efficiencies and unlocking capital for reinvestment?
When it comes to performing in-depth financial analysis and consultation, determining capital expenditure priorities we work alongside industry expert Gayle Tarmey.
Ready to Transform Your Hotel?
Contact Intec Design today for bespoke hotel design services:
Dublin [+353(0)87 642 7320] | Belfast [+44(0)2890 38 1059]
info@intecdesign.ie or visit our Contact Form
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