Core Principles Balancing Aesthetics and Practicality

As the “soul carrier” of space atmosphere, the material selection of hotel lighting directly determines the light and shadow effect, service life and brand tone. When customizing lighting for high-end hotels, it is necessary to establish a material selection logic of “scene adaptation + quality priority + experience upgrade” to achieve a balance between aesthetics and practicality.

For public areas such as lobbies and banquet halls, it is recommended to use crystal, high-transparency acrylic with rust-proof metal brackets. The refraction characteristics of crystal can create a sense of luxury, adapting to high-end positioning; high-transparency acrylic has better impact resistance than glass, making it more suitable for crowded scenes. For metal brackets, 304 stainless steel or aviation aluminum should be preferred to avoid rust and deformation in humid environments.

For private spaces such as guest rooms, the core is to choose “healthy + energy-saving” materials. The light source should preferably use high-color-rendering LED chips with Ra90 or above, which can restore the space texture while reducing blue light hazards; the mask is made of frosted glass or soft light PC material to avoid glare affecting the check-in experience. In addition, a waterproof and moisture-proof driving power supply is matched to adapt to humid areas such as bathrooms and terraces.

Material selection also needs to connect with later operation and maintenance: easy-to-clean materials are suitable for high-frequency use scenarios, and modular components are convenient for partial replacement. Material selection that takes into account aesthetics, practicality and operation and maintenance can make hotel lighting truly a core element for space value-added.