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Meanwhile the cool glow and refracted light created by such water features will make the whole rest of the room look more polished, while the interactive nature of an aquarium will mean that they have something to watch and look at while they’re not sleeping. These are the kinds of features that will make people go home to their friends and say ‘I stayed in a hotel with a water fall behind the...
Bubble walls are walls that add a great bit of interest and modernity to any room making it at once more calming and more ‘high tech’ in appearance. Either free standing or attaching permanently to your main wall, a bubble wall uses either projected or real bubbles which move continuously upwards through the water which will be lit from underneath or behind. There are many uses for bubble w...
This can either be free standing (and is a great way to section off an area of a room) or permanently against one of the walls. Position this so that it is far from the large window. Look for fairly light coloured bubble walls that will add to the spacious feeling rather than one that uses too much unnatural light. Bubble windows also work very well in business settings and are a great feature ...
Another way to include a business name for further promotion is to have it added to the wall itself in vinyl. This will obviously only be available for permanent purchases too. As well as looking great in waiting rooms and lobbies for businesses they will also work very well as décor for hotels or for restaurants. If you run a hotel then a bubble wall in the lobby can make the whole place seem...
If you don’t want to splash out on bubble walls for your establishment however but still have an upcoming event or expo and would like to promote your business for this occasion, then bubble walls can be temporarily rented out. Here you might use them with your stall at a trade fair which would make your stall stand out among the crowd. If you were hosting an event meanwhile some free standing b...
The reception, lobby or waiting room of your business is an incredibly important room and shouldn’t be thought of as simply a ‘holding place’ for visitors. Rather it is a marketing opportunity in itself, as well as a place to conceivably either impress or deter visitors or guests from your company. While your visitors wait for you to attend to them they will likely spend a fair deal of time ...
The reception desk should then be well placed so that it is easy to find and can at the same time survey the whole room. Make sure there is a member of staff that you trust and that is well presented permanently at this position. Opposite or adjacent to this position should be the seating area (this should be far enough away to feel ‘private’ while still allowing a view of the reception des...
A great feature in the lobby either near the seating area, or towards the back, is an indoor waterfall. These create a nice ambient background noise, but also add some interest and movement to an otherwise quiet and still room. At the same time these are again generally associated with luxury and will make your company look successful as a result. This is an impressive item that guests are likely ...
These are highly modern looking and will also go very well with your other water features. An alternative option is a fish tank or aquarium which brings life into the room and can hypnotise a guest into waiting happily for a long time (this is another great bonus of a good waiting room – you can leave visitors waiting without them noticing the passage of time quite so much). Fish are not only in...
Here you have a captive audience (if people are bored they’ll read anything). So use this opportunity to teach them about your company with fliers, press releases or company newsletters. Alternatively you can include newspaper cuttings and magazine companies where your business has been featured in a good light. Finally, as a last way to ensure your visitors are in good spirits when they meet...