DESIGN GUIDELINES

S A Y H E L L O TO R E D
 THE DESIGN JOURNEY
• CONCEPT
• INSPIRATION
• FOUNDATIONS

SEPTEMBER 2021
BRAND & CONCEPT
 BRAND |

Ramada Residences takes our core Ramada

brand and extends it for longer stay guests
THE DESIGN

bringing the residence concept to the upper

midscale market.

The brand will follow the DNA of the core

Ramada brand to give a similar look and feel
for public areas. Guestrooms will follow the
design principles of the hotel guestrooms.
The following guidelines introduce the
direction for the residential feel to the living T H E RED LINE
areas of Ramada Residences by Wyndham. is movement, progress and continuity.
Colours are neutral and restful, with
Where the past, present and future are a
accents of Ramada red used in
single continuum. Red is the journey.
distinctive and interesting ways.
keeping it simple for the world’s travellers.

The following Design Guidelines contain a

kit of parts, with key Signature Elements
designed with flexibility in mind,
adaptable to a wide variety of property
types and configurations.

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RESIDENCES PUBLIC AREAS
DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Comfortable seating combined with

warm wood tones to create an inviting
atmosphere
• Freestanding banquettes work on
window walls, as area dividers as well as
creating a varied seating experience
• Furniture arrangement is easily
expanded for a variety of property
configurations
• Carpet and hard flooring selections
provide appropriate finishes for both
traffic zones and seating areas and provide
acoustic value
• Lounge zone can separate bar from
dining space and provides casual dining
alternatives
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DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Whether integrated within the restaurant space or

as a stand-alone element, the bar forms the hub of
guest gathering points
• Lounge seating allows for spill over casual dining
space and alternate F & B service
• Furniture arrangement is easily adapted for a
variety of property configurations
• Decorative partitions stack away during dining
hours to reveal an inviting buffet, and screen area
when not in use
• A counter height communal table provides
flexibility for serving, singles dining or overflow bar
area seating
• Carefully curated finishes provide classic yet
durable surfaces
• Signature red pendant lighting accents buffet line
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Residences are likely to be Studio, or 1,2, or 3 bedroom apartments

Studio 1+1 (1 bedroom) 2+1 (2 Bedroom)

DESIGN ELEMENTS

• As the brand name suggests Ramada Residences By Wyndham will provide a home from home with the reassurance of the Ramada brand name.
• In addition to guestrooms there will be an Entrance Lobby, Living, Dining and Kitchen areas.
• The guestrooms will take their design cues from the core brand.
• These Design Guidelines should be read as an addendum to the core brand Ramada Design Guidelines and will focus on the living and cooking areas of the
apartments.
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2+1+Kitchen (2 Bedroom)
DESIGN ELEMENTS

• In residences with 2 and more bedrooms, open or closed kitchen should be preferred.

• Residences with 2 and more bedrooms should have a separate WC and washbasin, a dressing area for the master bedroom and a dining area in the kitchen.

• The bedrooms will take their design cues from the core brand.

• Residences must have an entrance and a cloakroom closet.

• Balconies and terraces in residences should be evaluated according to the climatic conditions of the region.
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3+1+Kitchen (3 Bedrooms)
DESIGN ELEMENTS

• In residences with 3 and more bedrooms, the general bathroom should be of 4 parts.

• In residences, a sofa should be able to turn into a foldable bed in living spaces.

• Residences with 3 and more bedrooms should have a laundry room.

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GUESTROOMS KITCHEN |

DESIGN ELEMENTS

• RED is a color that represents nobility.

• RED evokes addiction, the instinct to follow, and

feelings of being remembered and possessivng.

• RED emphasises quality, taste, locality and nature in

the kitchen.

• RED is one of the master colors used in the kitchen

design

• THE RED LINE should be the main element of the

kitchen design.

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GUESTROOMS DINING |

DESIGN ELEMENTS

• The comfort of the dining areas in the house should find its place in the design of the dining areas of the
residences.

• The number of seating in the dining areas in residences should be determined according to the number of
users.

• Fabric covering should not be used with the chairs of the dining areas. Artificial leather etc. coating material
should be used.

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GUESTROOMS LIVING |

DESIGN ELEMENTS

• We should present the elegance, comfort and sense of belonging to the living space at home with the
comfort of a hotel.

• Wide-screen TVs and sofas, at least one of which can be a bed, should be planned in the living areas.

• Blackout curtains are mandatory in bedrooms according to brand standards. It is not mandatory for the
curtain to be blackout in the kitchen and living areas. It will be evaluated according to the design.

• the paintings in the living areas should reflect the local historical culture and give information about the city.
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GUESTROOMS BATHROOMS |

DESIGN ELEMENTS

• Ramada Hotel standards should be followed in residence

designs.

• Ceramic and/or covering materials that reveal local motifs

and patterns should be used in bathroom design.

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DISCLAIMER RAMADA DESIGN GUIDELINES |

This document provides guidance on the design required to integrate new build and conversion properties into the Ramada by Wyndham system.

All works must be completed before the opening of the hotel in the Ramada by Wyndham system, unless agreed otherwise. All projects are to be
completed in compliance with the full Ramada by Wyndham design standards, guidelines and specifications, which are available on the Architecture,
Design and Construction (AD&C) website.
This document must be read in conjunction with all standards and guidelines including, but not limited to:

• Engineering and Fire and Life Safety Standards

• Information and Communications Technology (ICT), Audio Visual (A/V) and Security Guidelines

• Signage Standards

• Bed Standards

This document defines the minimum requirements for this brand and is applicable to all new-build properties. In the interests of good practice this
guideline should also be followed in conversion properties. However, it is recognised that this may not be possible in all cases and any proposed
deviations from these standards and guidelines must be agreed, in writing, with your Wyndham Hotel & Resorts AD&C Manager before contracts are
signed.

It is Owner’s responsibility to comply with the Design and Brand Standards and all applicable laws, codes and regulations in the operation and
maintenance of its property, including those relating to fire protection and safety.

This document is Confidential & Proprietary to Wyndham Hotel & Resorts and its affiliates, and includes information that may be deleted, superseded
or replaced by additional or more recent material, surveys or studies in the sole discretion of Wyndham Hotel & Resorts. All drawings, measurements,
product information and specifications are to be considered non-site specific and prototypical and are subject to change without notice. All users of
this manual pursuant to the express permission of Wyndham Hotel & Resorts are encouraged to confirm the information prior to any construction,
production, fabrication or installation. All photography and imagery is used with permission, and nothing contained herein may be re-used or
reprinted, reproduced or disseminated in any form, without the express written consent of Wyndham Hotel & Resorts.

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