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1. Hotel Guestroom
Accessories

2. 1. Accessories bring charm and individuality to a
room. Accessories include small objects that may
be both beautiful and useful.
2. Accessories differ in size, price, color,
texture.
3. Common accessories include pictures, books,
wall hangings, mirrors, vases, lamps, artifacts, etc.

3. Kinds of Guestroom Accessories
1. Books & Magazines
2. clocks
3. Collections
4. lamps
5. Mirrors
6. Pictures
7. Plants & Indoor trees
8. Sculptures
9. Wall hangings
10. Miscellaneous Accessories

4. Books & Magazines-they are
not actually accessories but
considered so because
displayed in decorative ways
and showing the interest of
the occupant.

5. Clocks
An interesting clock may become the center of attraction in a room. Clocks
are functional accessories as they serve both purposes of décor glamour &
usefulness.
Antique clocks, clocks with a chime, clocks of unusual design such as cubes,
spheres may add glamour to a room.

6. Collections
• Collection may serve as the center of interest in a room. It
should be in harmony with the color and style of the room.
• Collections can be grouped on tables, shelves, and walls.

7. Lamps
• A well-chosen lamp may add character to a room.
• Functionality should be the main concern at the time of
selection.
• Formal arrangement require extremely simple with rich
colour and texture.
• Informal arrangement may be supplemented with wood,
pottery, copper and tin material lamps.
• Modern arrangement may support the metals, pottery,
glass material.
• When choosing many lamps harmony should be matching
with each other.

8. Mirrors
• In bedrooms, bathrooms and dressing rooms
mirrors are essential items and serve as a functional
accessory.
• In the lobby, sitting areas, and corridors they act as
a decorative accessories.
• Good quality mirrors are made of plate glass. The
silver surface of the back is protected by copper
with a layer of shellac.
• In modern times mirrors are used without a frame.
• Traditional mirrors come with a frame of wood or
metal.

9. Pictures
• Pictures can be used for both formal and informal
settings.
• Portraits go well with formal arrangements while
animal pictures with informal settings.
• The color and texture of the picture should be in
harmony with the theme of the room.
• The size should be in proportion to the wall and
furniture of the concerned area.
• It is interesting to group several pictures all together
rather than going for a single display.

10. Picture Placement
• The placement of pictures should be planned and organized in a
logical manner. Picture frames should be placed at eye height,
which is about 5-6 feet off the ground.
• Pictures should be displayed where they will be liked.
• When hanging a painting over a sofa, it should be low enough to be
part of a grouping but high enough to avoid contact with a person's
head when leaning back or sitting.
• Only when an artwork is large and essential enough to draw
attention should it be hung alone.
• If there is no furniture underneath a painting, it will appear to float
in space.
• Always choose a frame that complements the colour scheme and
does not stand out.

11. Plants & Indoor Trees
• Plants and indoor trees can be placed almost
anywhere in a home or apartment, as long as they
have sufficient light and a suitable atmosphere for
growth. Because of the high humidity in restrooms,
plants usually grow. They can be used as room
dividers or to fill a window space. Plants should be
chosen for their variety, shape, and interest as
accessories. They should be displayed in attractive
containers that fit the room's color scheme.

12. Sculptures
• Sculptures can be made of a variety of materials,
like stones, wood, metal, ivory, ceramics, plastic,
or glass, and can be made in a variety of shapes
and sizes.
• When choosing sculptures, look for good design,
honest use of materials, and, if applicable,
imitation quality.

13. Wall Hangings
• Wall hangings are available in a variety of
materials and styles. Wall hangings have been
made of printed fabric, carpets, macrame,
needlework, and other materials. Large, plain,
empty spaces are frequently filled with wall
hangings. They can also serve as the room's main
point.

14. Miscellaneous
Accessories
• Birds evoke a sense of being in a
garden. Their singing, motions, and
colors make them attractive
elements to permanent décor.
• The cages can be decorative & mix
in with the rest of the room's
decor.
• A folding can be employed as a
functional area separator or solely
for decorative purposes.
• Trays could be used for both
serving and decorating. e

15. Selection & Arrangement of Accessories
• Accessories need to be placed to attract the attention of the eyes. The accessories with the same
color and shapes create a unity element.
• Accessories should be in harmony with the furniture of the area like antique, modern, etc.
• Accessories are more interesting if they are not all placed in a straight line.
• Accessories can be used to fill the empty spaces.
• Whenever the shapes and heights of accessory groups are varied, they become more interesting.
• If there are too many items of the same shape, it might get monotonous. Whenever accessories
are placed together, however, they must all have something in common. It might be because of
the size, shape, material, or color.
• The best way to appreciate figured or decorated accessories is to place them against a plain
background. Whenever inexpensive items are placed together and arranged correctly, they might
appear to be very expensive.
• Irregular-shaped bottles displayed on shelves in front of a window can be more dramatic than an
expensive painting in a dark corner of the room.

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