Hospitality

Hotels and restaurants rely on good design to establish brand identity and to make the customer experience as memorable as possible. We look at what's current in the world of hospitality

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A large scale contemporary copper metal sculpture is

Natural opulence with a difference
The new Hyatt Regency Beijing Shiyuan – situated near the popular Badaling mountain range section of the Great Wall – features int...

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Hospitality Commercial Design
This Pierre Cronje dining table,  made from a architecture, backyard, building, ceiling, dining room, estate, furniture, home, house, interior design, landscaping, lighting, patio, porch, property, real estate, residential area, room, shade, table, tree, black, brown, white

Exquisite game lodge invites the outdoors in

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The Tropic restaurant at Burleigh Heads Pavilion exudes

Pretty in pastel

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Designed by Intro architects,  a new A$50 million

Roll out the barrel

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Commercial Design Trends Vol. 35/2C

The world of hotel design is changing, with a move away from bland repetition of a chain’s design template to giving guests a unique experience that reflects the location they’re visiting. In this issue of Commercial Design Trends, we look at how that’s been implemented in three quite different hotels – the TWA Hotel in the iconic 1960s TWA terminal at JFK Airport, the Sudima Christchurch City and Montreal’s new Hotel Monville.

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An efficient use of space was required so

Air of romance