Local firm Ministry of Design has just completed the interiors of the Standard Singapore, which is complete with a reception counter backed by an integrated terrarium and a plethora of plants. The theme behind the aesthetic was to create a form of an urban oasis.
This is the latest from the Standard brand, and the brief was to capture its brand in a unique and relevant way that connects to Singapore. The team proposed incorporating plenty of greenery in the interiors. The founder of the Ministry of Design, Colin Seah, speaks more on the new location: "Our vision for The Standard Singapore has always been part quirky tropical oasis, part mellow party pad; disarming and energising in equal measure."
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Biophilic Design Integration
- Biophilic design integration in hospitality spaces reflects growing consumer desire for natural elements and tranquility in urban settings.
- Tropical Urban Retreats
- The rise of tropical urban retreats in hotel designs offers guests an escape from city life, emphasizing relaxation and rejuvenation.
- Personalized Aesthetic Experiences
- Creating personalized aesthetic experiences in hotel design enhances brand identity and customer connection by incorporating local cultural elements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality Design
- Hospitality design is evolving to include features like integrated terrariums and abundant greenery, appealing to environmentally-conscious travelers.
- Interior Landscaping
- The interior landscaping industry benefits from the demand for lush, plant-filled spaces that create calming atmospheres in commercial environments.
- Luxury Boutique Hotels
- Luxury boutique hotels are embracing unique design themes that blend quirky elements with natural materials to attract discerning clientele seeking memorable stays.
