Modern interior eco-design for hotels: Sustainable strategies and aesthetic Solutions

Abstract

As environmental sustainability becomes a priority in contemporary architecture and design, hotels are increasingly adopting eco-design strategies that blend sustainability with high-end aesthetics. This paper explores how eco-design principles are applied in hotel interiors, focusing on material selection, spatial composition, biophilic design, and energy-efficient technologies. Through case studies of LEED-certified hotels such as Bardessono in California, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge in New York, and Six Senses Fiji, this study highlights the integration of natural materials, innovative lighting systems, and sustainable furniture to enhance guest experience while reducing ecological impact. The findings demonstrate that successful eco-design not only meets sustainability standards but also redefines luxury through nature-inspired aesthetics and human-centric spatial organization.