If you ever had the opportunity to stay at the luxurious Morgans Hotel in New York, I'd recommend you try this experiment. In the the bathroom of this hotel, the glass shower doors are behind a checkered wall. When water droplets are splashed upon the surface, the wall begins to form a unique checkered pattern.
It’s a very clever and interesting illusion within the Morgans Hotel, and it'd definitely be a something to look forward to if you're ever planning on staying there.
What's Driving This Trend
- Illusionary Bathrooms
- Creating unique bathroom experiences with optical illusions.
- Interactive Design
- Incorporating design that encourages playful interaction in everyday experiences.
- Rethinking Spatial Design
- Experimenting with unconventional design elements to enhance user experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Hospitality
- Implementing unique design elements to enhance guests' accommodation experiences.
- Architecture
- Incorporating playful and creative design solutions in everyday spaces.
- Interior Design
- Exploring unconventional design elements to reinvent everyday spaces.
