SML designed the 'Lime Flavor' boutique hotel suite in Seoul, South Korea with a distinctive accent color and different modules to serve the different needs of a guest.
The physical space is organized into a "Served Zone," which consists of a bed, desk and TV, as well as the "Servant Zone," made up of the entrance, bathroom, toilet, washbasin and wardrobe along one of the room's walls. In the same way that a citrus fruit has pulp cells, the hotel suite adopts convex and concave modules that are outlined in transparent glass. This effect helps to visually separate different parts of the space, while still creating the sense of an open-concept, boundaryless space.
Lime-Themed Hotel Suites
The 'Lime Flavor' Boutique Hotel Suite Gives Off a Futuristic Aesthetic
Trend Themes
1. Modular Hotel Rooms - Opportunity for designing hotel rooms with modular components to cater to different guest needs.
2. Distinctive Accent Colors - Expanding the use of distinctive accent colors to create unique and visually appealing spaces.
3. Transparent Glass Modules - Exploring the use of transparent glass modules to visually separate spaces while maintaining an open-concept design.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Innovations in hotel room design and customization to enhance guest experiences.
2. Interior Design - Opportunities for incorporating unique accent colors and modular design concepts into various interior spaces.
3. Architecture - Exploring the use of innovative materials, such as transparent glass, to create visually appealing and functional spaces.