For all good hotels and resorts, a well-designed waiting area is the crux to make sure the clients/guests are well cared for and amused while they wait. The better the waiting area, the happier they’ll be to wait.

Keeping in mind that people from every walk of life come to hotels for business or pleasure, a waiting area needs to be comfortable enough for the tired and entertaining enough for the excited ones. On average, people spend anywhere between 15 to 45 minutes in a waiting area of a hotel. This means, you have between 15 to 45 minutes to create an impact and care for your clients while they wait. One of the most appealing idea is to create a sense of movement and flow in the room/area which can tend to keep the visitors busy. You can do so with the help of floor pattern that marks the circulation flow, by use of moving lines (be it horizontal, diagonal, vertical or a combination) with Master Paints finish and choose welcoming and cozy colors from its wonderful color palettes.

For a unique effect, you can also try Master Fancy Texture Finish on one or more walls. For finishing, use matured tones of bright colors such as warm orange, dark red and dark leafy green, coffee color or greyish brown accents to fill up the space. You can find a variety of such colors in Master Royal Matt emulsion for a superb coverage and matt finish that is stain resistant. To create an awe inspiring ambiance, the Copper Orange, Fretwork, Manila Tan, Mocha Mauve, Paprika, Peach Goddess, Plum, Tile Red and Basket Beige are bound to work their magic. Also, the warm yet energetic Balerena, soft and appealing Coral, the cozy Honey Dew, Imperial Beige, the striking Optic, welcoming Paprika and gorgeous Tile Red from Master Luxury Plastic Emulsion are also unmissable options to make a worth waiting, waiting area.

WE RECOMMEND THESE PRODUCTS

You Can Select the Product According to Application Requirement and budget

Super Emulsion

Matt Enamel Finish

Luxury Plastic Emulsion

Royal Matt Emulsion

Synthetic Enamel

Royal pearl Emulsion

For all good hotels and resorts, a well-designed waiting area is the crux to make sure the clients/guests are well cared for and amused while they wait. The better the waiting area, the happier they’ll be to wait.

Keeping in mind that people from every walk of life come to hotels for business or pleasure, a waiting area needs to be comfortable enough for the tired and entertaining enough for the excited ones. On average, people spend anywhere between 15 to 45 minutes in a waiting area of a hotel. This means, you have between 15 to 45 minutes to create an impact and care for your clients while they wait. One of the most appealing idea is to create a sense of movement and flow in the room/area which can tend to keep the visitors busy. You can do so with the help of floor pattern that marks the circulation flow, by use of moving lines (be it horizontal, diagonal, vertical or a combination) with Master Paints finish and choose welcoming and cozy colors from its wonderful color palettes.

For a unique effect, you can also try Master Fancy Texture Finish on one or more walls. For finishing, use matured tones of bright colors such as warm orange, dark red and dark leafy green, coffee color or greyish brown accents to fill up the space. You can find a variety of such colors in Master Royal Matt emulsion for a superb coverage and matt finish that is stain resistant. To create an awe inspiring ambiance, the Copper Orange, Fretwork, Manila Tan, Mocha Mauve, Paprika, Peach Goddess, Plum, Tile Red and Basket Beige are bound to work their magic. Also, the warm yet energetic Balerena, soft and appealing Coral, the cozy Honey Dew, Imperial Beige, the striking Optic, welcoming Paprika and gorgeous Tile Red from Master Luxury Plastic Emulsion are also unmissable options to make a worth waiting, waiting area.

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WE RECOMMEND THESE PRODUCTS

You Can Select the Product According to Application Requirement and budget

Super Emulsion

Matt Enamel Finish

Luxury Plastic Emulsion

Royal Matt Emulsion

Synthetic Enamel

Royal pearl Emulsion