Looking For a Renewed Home? Fall in Love with this Nomadic Hotel.

Located in London and designed by a New York firm – Grzywinski + Pons – this Londoner hotel promises to make your stay feel like you’re at home. Connecting the comfort of a lived home and the simpleness of being in a hotel, the purpose of the designers was to finish the gap between home and hotel. The minimal interior design takes shape with the photography by Nicholas Worley. Keep scrolling to find out!

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The firm used a palette of muted and pastel colours for each of the 168 rooms. The L-shaped sofas in pale pink offer the room a relaxing aura and the side tables in marble or wood are just the relish touch it needs.

One of the creative aspects of Grzywinski + Pons is that they designed much of furniture around the hotel and the lighting itself. The aim of this was to create a boutique style hotel for nomadic workers or extended stays.

Rooms in the Leman Locke hotel were finished with wooden flooring and blue and white walls. Some areas are just simple. Functional kitchen decor units were used in this nomadic interior design.

 

The lighting includes amazing floor lamps made from contrasting wood and metal elements with the furnishing of a functional bedside wall lamps.

 

The reception and cafe area are separated by a lift lobby creating similar “light, warmth and texture” to link the two.

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