Hotel Vernet has recently undergone a transformation that strikes a balance between bold colors and an airy crispness. As though it were the home of an art collector or a gallery space in a museum, Hotel Vernet displays a series of abstract artworks along its walls that has also inspired the choice of furnishings it complements.
Designed by Francois Champsaur, an interior designer hailing from Marseilles, Hotel Vernet maintains its iconic stained glass dome in the main dining room while boasting new copper screens and fixtures, ringed chandeliers by Eric Schmitt, a curved bar in the same Carrara marble used on the floor as well as a fresco by Jean-Michel Alberola on the ceiling. The overall result is a place that is both traditional and modern as well as creative and serene.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Abstract Art in Hospitality Industry
- Hotels and other accommodation providers are starting to incorporate more abstract art in their designs to create a unique and modern aesthetic.
- Transformative Interior Design for Hotels
- Interior designers are utilizing abstract art and mixed materials to completely transform hotel spaces into one-of-a-kind experiences.
- Airy and Colorful Design in Hospitality
- Hospitality designers are using bold colors and an airy aesthetic to create modern and welcoming spaces for guests.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Hospitality Industry
- Hotels, inns, and other accommodation providers are embracing abstract art and new design techniques to create more modern and unique guest experiences.
- Art and Design Industry
- Interior designers and art collectors are being sought after by hospitality providers to provide iconic and unique design elements, including abstract art.
- Furniture and Lighting Industry
- Companies specializing in furniture and lighting are providing hospitality providers with unique, modern, and artistic pieces for their spaces to match the trend in abstract art and modern design.
