As far as patterned hotels go, this hospitality business, which is founded by attorney Kristen Pennessi and her husband Dan, is definitely one of the more noteworthy examples of whimsical, stylish and contemporary design. The vision was brought to life with the help of Manhattan-based architect Tom Pedrazzi.
Located in Greenport Village, Long Island, the patterned hotel is identified by a powerful, modernist-oriented aesthetic that is sure to entice travelers. Moreover, the stylistic cues of the branding relate directly to the town's "fishing and whaling heritage," boasting an authentic experience for all. From gorgeous black-and-white murals that adorn the wall and infuse it with an artistic quality to the sculpturally informed furniture set-up that communicates elegance, the patterned hotel is sure to offer an accessibly luxurious experience.
Photo Credits: Read McKendree
Contemporary Patterned Hotels
The Menhaden Hotel is Inspired by the Heritage of Greenport Village
Trend Themes
1. Contemporary Patterned Hotels - More patterned hotels with intricate, stylish designs are likely to emerge in the hospitality market.
2. Fishing and Whaling Inspired Branding - Other hotels and businesses may incorporate the heritage and history of their location into their branding and design.
3. Sculptural Furniture Set-up - Hotels and other businesses may invest in custom, visually striking furniture pieces to enhance the overall aesthetic of the space.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels and other accommodation businesses can draw inspiration from the Menhaden Hotel's use of a unique and authentic design to attract customers.
2. Design - Designers and architects have the opportunity to create more patterned and sculptural pieces to enhance the aesthetic of hospitality and other businesses.
3. Tourism - Tourism companies and organizations can collaborate with local businesses to promote and celebrate the unique heritage and history of a destination, just as the Menhaden Hotel has done with Greenport Village.