Hotel Hotel's Eclectic Interior Design is Stunning and Eccentric
Farida Helmy — June 17, 2014 — Eco
References: hotel-hotel.au & knstrct
If you are looking for a hotel that represents your lifestyle beliefs and boasts an eclectic interior design, then make sure to check out Hotel Hotel for either design inspiration or to treat yourself to a getaway.
Created by Nectar and Johnathan Efkarpidis of Molonglo Group, this holistic hotel is both founded on and functions to the beat of their core principles: sustainability, community, diversity and lifestyle. Located in Canberra, Australia, Hotel Hotel is the perfect place for those who enjoy cultural institutions, exhibitions, gardens and festivals. Designed by Australian architectural firm Fender Katsalidis and Japan’s Suppose Design Office, the hotel boasts an eclectic interior design that is meant to look like an urban geometrical structure. What makes the hotel so unique is the fact that its 68 rooms and 28 apartments are all different and are made from reclaimed oak, natural fibers and earthen clay.
Created by Nectar and Johnathan Efkarpidis of Molonglo Group, this holistic hotel is both founded on and functions to the beat of their core principles: sustainability, community, diversity and lifestyle. Located in Canberra, Australia, Hotel Hotel is the perfect place for those who enjoy cultural institutions, exhibitions, gardens and festivals. Designed by Australian architectural firm Fender Katsalidis and Japan’s Suppose Design Office, the hotel boasts an eclectic interior design that is meant to look like an urban geometrical structure. What makes the hotel so unique is the fact that its 68 rooms and 28 apartments are all different and are made from reclaimed oak, natural fibers and earthen clay.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Lifestyle Hotels - The trend is currently towards more hotels founded on sustainability principles and holistic experiences
2. Eclectic Interior Design - Hotels are increasingly embracing unique and diverse interior design to cater to guests seeking personalized experiences
3. Reclaimed Materials - Hotels promoting sustainability are using reclaimed materials in their designs to create minimal waste, lessen their carbon footprint, and create eco-friendlier environments
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry has an opportunity to provide more sustainable and personalized experiences for travelers
2. Architecture and Design - Architectural firms and designers have an opportunity to explore ecological designs and use of reclaimed materials for large-scale projects like hotels
3. Sustainable Tourism - The trend towards sustainable and eco-friendlier hotels can contribute to a larger trend of sustainable tourism, creating a more ethical and environmentally conscious travel industry
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