One Crown Place in London, UK, currently holds 246 luxury apartments with nine penthouses. At the foot of the luxury building is a row of six low-sitting Georgian townhouses, after being abandoned for years, the area will reopen as a 41-room boutique hotel.
The design team aims to knit together the building's new design features with the hotels classic Georgian bones. With multiple communal spaces such as a cafe, art gallery, deli, club lounge, bar and library, the new part of the building will be dressed in warm brown colors and framed by large, over-sized windows.
The hotel features a conservatory restaurant, a light-washed outdoor space that was styled with an orange color scheme, black and white tiles and creeper vines covering all of the walls. One Crown Place is set to be a one of a kind building in the area.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Georgian-inspired Design
- Opportunity for businesses to incorporate Georgian design elements into contemporary spaces to create a unique and sophisticated aesthetic.
- Boutique Hotels
- Increasing demand for boutique hotels that offer personalized experiences, creating opportunities for innovative and individually themed accommodations.
- Mixed-use Developments
- Growing trend of combining residential, commercial, and hospitality spaces in a single development, offering convenience and diverse experiences for residents and guests.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for interior design firms to specialize in blending contemporary and Georgian design elements for commercial and residential projects.
- Hospitality
- Opportunity for the hospitality industry to create unique boutique hotels that provide personalized experiences through thematic design, attracting discerning travelers.
- Real Estate Development
- Opportunity for real estate developers to capitalize on the mixed-use trend by integrating residential, commercial, and hospitality spaces in their projects, enhancing value and appeal.
