My work brings me to many hotels all over the world. Most of them are in the 4 star range, some of them big names like Hilton or Sheraton. Others are smaller, local and sometimes even boutique hotels. I'm always curious and enjoy seeing their sense of interior design, from the building's architectural details to the furniture in lobbies, bars and in the rooms. There is always art displayed on the walls or sculptures, many of which reflect the location and cultural background of where the hotel is situated. Here are some photos of their designs.
Calligraphy, both traditional and modern, is often on display in Chinese hotels, like these ones in Shanghai and Beijing.
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| A room with a view |
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| Hong Kong |
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| Taipei |
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| Mexico City |
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| Delhi |
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| New York City |
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| Sydney |
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| Boston |
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| Chicago |
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| Montréal |
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| St. John's, Newfoundland |
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| San Francisco |
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| Seoul |
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| A bathtub with a view |
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| Seoul |
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| Melbourne |
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| Ottawa |
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| Brisbane |
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| Waikiki |
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| Nice koa wood paddle in a Maui hotel. |
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| Cancun |
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| London |
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| Boutique Hotel, New York City |
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| Great swimming art in a Los Angeles hotel. |
FABULOUS as always. It is nice to see that some businesses really value the importance of good design and visual aesthetics
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