“There are a few rules to replicate the comfort and luxury of a hotel room in one’s own home,” explains Zambuco. “Rule number one is obvious: buy quality bedding. Favor natural fibers and choose what is most pleasant both to touch and look at. It might not be cheap but comfort is guaranteed.” In addition to all the tactile aspects of quality bedding, it’s important to keep in mind aesthetics as well. “I would recommend placing pillows equidistant from the edges of the bed and aligned to give a nice effect,” says Zambuco. On that note, she suggests opting for lighter colors to create a clean and calming effect. “Rule number two: choose colors wisely. Light colors look luxurious, but also give a feeling of well-being,” she explains. Last but certainly not least is perhaps one of the primary differences that often set hotel beds apart from our at-home sleep space: “Rule number three: iron the sheets.” To maximize the just-ironed smoothness, consider skipping the fitted sheet; luxury hotels also often favor an oversized flat sheet instead for a smoother effect.