New York-based studio Morris Adjmi Architects has designed the interiors of the Huron, which is created with a nod to soft and industrial materials. It is nestled in the Brooklyn towers and defined by materials including pink leather paired with herringbone flooring. There are also green tiles that have been hand-glazed throughout the complex. The Huron is made up of two glass and steel towers connecting.
The studio shares, "Inspired by the Brooklyn waterfront and artist Edward Hopper's urbanscapes, The Huron reflects Greenpoint's past and present, paying homage to the neighborhood's golden age of industrialism." A touch of industrial details is seen in the form of the exposed concrete columns and the large windows created in a loft-style with metal-framed glass sections in the public spaces.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Industrial-chic Interiors
- The fusion of soft and industrial materials in interior design offers a creative twist on traditional hotel aesthetics.
- Sustainable Design Materials
- The use of hand-glazed tiles and natural leather highlights a shift towards more sustainable and artisanal material choices in architecture.
- Heritage-inspired Modern Spaces
- Interiors that blend historical elements with modern design reflect a growing trend of creating spaces that honor local heritage.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Hotels are increasingly designed with unique aesthetic themes to enhance guest experience and differentiate from competitors.
- Interior Design
- The evolving preference for a mix of industrial and soft aesthetics is shaping the future direction of interior design projects.
- Architecture
- Architectural firms are exploring innovative ways to connect modern structures with their historical surroundings.
