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FOREWORD BY HIX Hotel design experience


Driven by a booming luxury sector and the emergence of new concepts, experiences and aesthetics, hospitality design is entering a bright new era. With the luxury segment set to surpass $218bn by the


end of the decade, and the interiors market registering a 7.6% CAGR rise since 2024, these are exciting times for guests, operators and designers alike, defined by greater focus on hyperlocal values, conscious consumption and dynamic multi-functionality.


No longer simply a place to stay, hotels and hospitality venues are platforms for community, creativity and culture, bringing people together and breaking down barriers. As such, interior designers are not only creating spaces that resonate, but environments that immerse guests in an experience, whether that's a high-tech longevity treatment or an off-grid digital detox.


Supported by a predicted $6tn of investment by 2030 and 300 million buyers across the


APAC, LATAM and EMEA regions, the next generation of luxury hospitality interiors presents the design community with a new frontier of possibilities. That’s why HIX – Europe’s leading hotel design event – is delighted to support Contract/25: a new collaborative event with


Design Centre, Chelsea Harbour shaping the future of hotels, restaurants and bars against the backdrop of Europe's largest design specification hub.


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The Other House, South Kensington, London


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