Furniture pieces originating from Italy, often associated with craftsmanship, design, and high-quality materials, used to enhance the aesthetic appeal of a rental property.
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Glossary Term: Aesthetics
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Interior design elements inspired by Italian culture, such as rustic Tuscan vibes, Venetian elegance, or contemporary Milanese styles, creating a distinct ambiance for guests.
A type of door that is flush with the wall when closed, often used to conceal utility closets or cleaning supply storage in short-term rentals. This creates a seamless and aesthetically pleasing look for guests.
Refers to the metal hardware used in buildings, including door handles, locks, hinges, and other fixtures. Maintaining functional and aesthetically pleasing ironmongery is crucial for short-term rentals.
A type of gate made from iron, often used for security or aesthetic purposes. Iron gates can enhance the curb appeal and security of a short-term rental property.
The art and science of enhancing the interior of a short-term rental to create a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and welcoming space that aligns with the target guest persona.
The selection and arrangement of furniture, decor, and accessories to create a welcoming and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere in a short-term rental property.
The selection and arrangement of furniture, decorations, and amenities to create an appealing and comfortable atmosphere for guests.
A selection of colors used in your rental’s decor that are harmonious, inviting, and create a specific atmosphere or mood.
The process of preparing and decorating a short-term rental property to enhance its visual appeal, highlight its best features, and create an inviting atmosphere for potential guests.
The selection and combination of colors used in a short-term rental property’s interior design to create a specific ambiance.
The visible elements of a brand, such as its name, logo, color palette, and overall aesthetic. A strong brand identity helps differentiate a short-term rental property and attract guests.