Hotel Guest Room Concept: Bed, Wardrobe and Bedside Table

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This page covers a design concept for hotel guest rooms built from three Italian pieces: a bed, a wardrobe and a bedside table. It explains how each piece copes with awkward room plans, from sloping ceilings to narrow gaps beside the bed, and which sizes and finishes you can specify.

Three pieces define a guest room

A hotel guest room is planned around the bed, the wardrobe and the bedside table. Choose those three in one material language and the rest of the room follows. The Ocean Shell-shaped Bed by Francesco Pasi, in the wood frame version with smooth legs, rests on an 80 mm solid wood structure and comes in lacquered, Luxury Hazelnut or 100 Gloss finishes. For more pieces, see our handmade italian furniture.

Wardrobes for attic rooms and narrow walls

The Simply Wardrobe by Dall'Agnese suits awkward rooms: its height and width can be reduced, and its top can be cut on a slant under a sloping ceiling. Where there is no space for doors to swing, it is also made with sliding doors. Doors come melamine coated, lacquered or veneered, with oak and Canaletto walnut among the veneers. To match a hotel's own palette, the lacquer can follow a RAL code.

A slim bedside table

The City Bedside Table by Cantori measures H 60 x W 33.3 x D 32.6 cm, so it fits a narrow gap beside the bed. Its wood structure stands on long, tapered metal legs and holds two soft-close drawers. Suites with more space can take larger pieces from our high end italian furniture.