Whilst each land-based casino has its own glitz and glamour to offer their visitors, there is no doubting that each establishment has taken inspiration from each other and have adopted the same kind of interior design trends.
Thankfully, whilst the same trends can always be adopted, there is always a way in which each land-based casino is able to make them as different as possible in their own ways, with the way that they appear or by how they have been used being some of the easiest ways to make a difference.
Here are just some of the interior design trends that can be spotted when visiting almost every single land-based casino around the world:
Maze-like Layouts
One of the main and biggest interior design trends that can be spotted with a physical casino is the use of a maze-like format, with the establishment being used as a way of making visitors be sucked into particular sections, whilst also being unable to miss out on certain sections.
In retail, IKEA is perhaps one of the most famous brands around the world for adopting this system and physical casinos are exactly the same. Regardless of where a visitor enters the building, the land-based casino will adopt a layout in which punters will go through each section, from slot machines to table games, thus ensuring each area is visited and potentially gambled on.
Furthermore, the maze-based layout will also mean that it is rare to see a window to the outside, whilst the only clocks that will be seen are the ones on a phone screen or on a watch as there are none located on the walls.
Dark themes
Although physical casinos will all have plenty of gold decor and stunning interiors – which we will come on to later – many of them will also feature some rather dark areas with lighting being of a really low level. Now, there is nothing sinister about it, however by reducing the lighting, the possibility of being distracted by something else is eliminated, therefore meaning punters will be drawn into the bright lights that the slot machines each have.
Deep-colored backgrounds will generally be used as it will mean players will be focused on what they are doing, rather than have a wandering eye and wondering what else they can do, whilst it also means visitors will feel sub-consciously relaxed, as their eyes are not being strained by any bright lights or the bright neon lights that may have initially attracted them to the land-based casino in the first place.
Luxury interiors
Perhaps the most recognizable interior designs that can be found at almost every physical casino is the interiors that they have decided to furnish their establishment in.
As mentioned, gold is a prominent color to be used, although this is largely down to the fact that the color can help give off a feeling of richness and wealth, thus playing on the minds of visitors, as they will want to achieve that kind of status when they play the casino games on offer.
Indeed, other luxury interior designs that have been incorporated by a number of land-based casinos all over the world include decorative art, whether it be ceiling art or even huge wall murals, as these are a way to help players feel a sense of wealth and help them to try and take on the characteristics of a room.
A physical casino will always look to give off a sense of glamour and grandeur, and there is no better way for them to do that than to make their visitors feel as rich as possible as soon as they enter a casino room.