Hotel lobby design
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about hotel lobby design
Project • By Seth Powers Photography • Hotels
HUALUXE Zhongshan City Center
Text from Wimberly Interiors:
Zhongshan is a city shaped by centuries of cultural exchange. Connected to the Maritime Silk Road, it absorbed influences from across the East and West, layering architecture of Lingnan courtyards, Nanyang verandas, and Western-style facades, to create a distinct and globally connected character.
Rooted in tradition, the city celebrates festivals from the Ming and Qing dynasties where lanterns glow and dragon dancers weave their way through alleys, drawing communities to come together. Customs like paper cutting, embroidery, and lantern-making are reinterpreted for the present.
THE DESIGN CONCEPT
The design concept takes its cue from the city’s festival parade tradition. Rather than treating the... More
Project • By In Detail • Hotels
Omni Royal Orleans
Omni Royal Orleans is a historic hotel and one of the French Quarter's most storied destinations, dating back to 1843 when it first opened its doors as a grand hotel with high energy ballrooms and sweeping interiors. Many generations later, the building weathered war, decline, and revival, once even serving as a military hospital during the Civil War. It sat shuttered for decades, and eventually underwent a mid-century restoration that returned it to its original grandeur. Today it remains part of a national historic hotel preservation program, its architecture still woven into the fabric of New Orleans hospitality.
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When ownership set out on a comprehensive renovation of the hotel's 37,500 square fee... More
Project • By GRID System • Hotels
GREFIS Hotel
The GREFIS Hotel in Gräfelfing chose the GRID interior system for the renovation of its lobby and restaurant spaces. The black GRID perfectly fulfilled multiple functional roles within the area while complementing the restaurant's overall design. By combining the 1/2-GRID cube with its larger counterpart, they crafted lightweight, portable coffee tables for the lounge. Additionally, different GRID arrangements served as partitions and decorative accents, effortlessly integrating with the tables throughout the hotel restaurant.
Mika Väisänen
Mika Väisänen
Mika Väisänen
Mika Väisänen
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News • News • 24 Mar 2022
Museum Hotel Antakya takes a sustainable approach to an archaeological site within an urban context
With prefabricated rooms suspended from a large steel frame above an important archaeological site, the Museum Hotel in Antakya, Turkey, takes a sustainable approach to dealing with an archaeological site in an urban area by preserving valuable ancient artefacts while also allowing development to take place.
Emre Dörter
Project construction commenced in 2009 with works for the foundation of a luxury hotel. During excavations however a significant archaeological find was discovered, including the world’s largest in-situ mosaic and artefacts belonging to numerous different civilizations. Turkey’s Cultural and National Assets Protection Board determined that a scientific archaeological excavation was required... More