The 'Mylines' Hotel Features a Futuristic Room with a Bed in the Floor
Ellen Smith — August 21, 2017 — World
References: archdaily & contemporist
China's 'Mylines' Hotel has been renovated by architecture firm LYCS with a futuristic room that redefines "rolling out of bed." This unique room is characterized by a bed that has completely sunken into the floor, offering guests a unique sleeping experience. The top end of the mattress and mirrored headboard are the only components of the bed that can be seen upon entering the room. The mattress is surrounded by embedded LED lights, which highlight the edge, indicating where the floor meets the sleeping area.
This room is not the only one in the hotel to feature an innovative design, as the entire facility features suites with dynamic themes that range from sadism to fantasy-inspired concepts. The experimental hotel design speaks to travelers who have a great interest in experience-oriented adventures.
This room is not the only one in the hotel to feature an innovative design, as the entire facility features suites with dynamic themes that range from sadism to fantasy-inspired concepts. The experimental hotel design speaks to travelers who have a great interest in experience-oriented adventures.
Trend Themes
1. Sunken Hotel Bed Designs - Opportunity for hotel industry to offer unique sleeping experiences with sunken beds that create a futuristic and immersive atmosphere.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels can embrace innovative room designs like the sunken bed concept to attract experience-oriented travelers.
2. Interior Design - Designers can explore the use of sunken beds and embedded LED lights to create futuristic and visually striking room designs.
3. Architecture - Architects can incorporate sunken bed designs into their hotel projects to redefine the traditional hotel experience and cater to modern travelers.
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