Design showcase: Top five musical designs

by | 23 Mar 2022 | Design

In our latest collaboration with TOPHOTELDESIGN, we take a closer look at five stylish hotels around the world that effortlessly hit all the right notes.

If you speak to any musician about travelling and homesickness, they’ll surely mention that they miss their instruments back home, or that they take some with them wherever they go.

Hotel design that rocks

This week, we’ve selected five projects that cradle artists and music lovers.

Gold-Diggers, a place where you can sleep and record your next studio album, maintains the typical look of a music studio throughout many areas of the hotel.

The Central Station Memphis, Curio Collection by Hilton celebrates the city and its musical history as home of the blues and rock ‘n’ roll.

Moxy Nashville Downtown, inspired by its neighbours (that include the Johnny Cash Museum / Patsy Cline Museum and the Country Music Hall of Fame), invites fun, creative guests into places where they can enjoy their stay while listening to live music.

Sir Adam, also designed for young and creative nomads, includes cultural references to musical legends around the hotel.

And Chez Georges drives inspiration from Brazil’s modernist design while naming each suite after different, talented musicians.

Gold-Diggers

LA
by Night Palm


Imagery: © Pablo Enriquez

 

The Central Station Memphis, Curio Collection by Hilton

Memphis
by Looney & Associates – Dallas


Imagery: © Julie Soefer

 

Moxy Nashville Downtown

Nashville
by Celano Design Studio
Supplied by Valley Design & Mfg


Imagery: © Daniel Rivera

 

Sir Adam

Amsterdam
by Icrave

 

Chez Georges

Rio de Janeiro
by Yorick Piette

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