Showcase website in eight languages
The range is organised around three product worlds: cosmetics (The Houses), textiles (The Linen) and accessories (The Objects).
Hall of Beauty supplies hotels with premium guest-experience products: cosmetics from 83 international brands, bed linen and bath textiles, and in-room accessories. It is our own business, and it is where we worked out how to turn a complex, high-value range into a simple, qualified enquiry.
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A hotel doesn’t want to browse a catalogue; it wants to know what suits its property.
With 83 brands and three product worlds, hotel decision-makers left to themselves won’t find what suits their property. Too much choice doesn’t sell here; it causes delay.
There is no price list; every quote is bespoke. So the goal isn’t a shopping cart but a good enquiry: who it comes from, what kind of property, which level and for when.
The range is organised around three product worlds: cosmetics (The Houses), textiles (The Linen) and accessories (The Objects).
Six questions about the property and its guests; with one click, the result fills in the enquiry form.
Short forms at several points on the site, with a personal presentation (Private Salon) for serious prospects.
Cosmetics, textiles and accessories in a single quote, with coordinated delivery.
A virtual showroom and a flip-through brand catalogue that the decision-maker can forward to colleagues.
Outreach to premium hotel decision-makers in their local language, with follow-up.
If your range is complex and individually priced, a short quiz is worth more than a catalogue: the visitor gets an answer, and you get a qualified, pre-filled enquiry.
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