We discover five cleverly crafted hotels from Amsterdam to Macau that positively radiate happy vibes in the latest instalment of our ongoing collaboration with TOPHOTELDESIGN.
What is the purpose of design? Is it to use space wisely…or to make it seem calm and clean?
Designing a hotel’s identity
The beauty of this question is that there are many possible answers. That’s what makes design so interesting to analyse and comprehend. Instead of asking that question, think about what kind of traveller the hotel is designed for, or what identity the hotel wants to convey.
When it comes to mood, there’s plenty of positive moods a designer may want to achieve, ranging from barefoot-relaxed-mojito situations to silent-business-meeting environments.
Today, we’re sharing a selection of rooms that provoke happy and bright vibes.
Some elements that these projects have in common is the abundance of light and warm tones. Even if the room is teal-blue, as visible in Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa, the artificial light is bright yellow.
Colour is very related to emotions on a deep psychological level. Yellow is almost always linked to a sense of joy, cheeriness and playfulness. It reminds us of the sun, it has a bold personality and is not afraid to push boundaries.
Apart from that, check out the smart little details that were carefully placed by the designers: colourful patterns, a cloud of bright lamps, vibrant pieces of art, a hammock, a neon sign that reads ‘happy hour’, and plants (not a minor detail when it comes to mood).
We challenge you to spot these in the images below.
Nhow Amsterdam RAI
Amsterdam
by OMA, Next Architects, MVSA Architects and GLG Arquitectos
Supplied by Tarkett
Imagery: © Guido Pijper
Wynn Palace Macau
Macau
by Wynn Resorts, MHA and Rockwell Group
Stay Kooook Bern Wankdorf
Bern, Switzerland
by ASTOC Architects and Planners, GWJ and JOI-Design Innenarchitekten
Room Mate Giulia
Milan
by Patricia Urquiola
Imagery: © Martin Mendez and Ludovic Magnoux
Le Royal Méridien Beach Resort & Spa
Dubai
By LW
Imagery: © Natelee Cocks
Click here to find more uplifting designs on TOPHOTELDESIGN.
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