The Turkish Airlines CIP Lounge looks like the home of a hobbit. It boasts a cute circular motif that is present in everything from the sloping ceiling to the rounded doorways and even the spherical carpeting. Thankfully, the airport rooms are not sized for a hobbit as well or else only a very select few would be able to enjoy them.
Conceived by Istanbul-based design studio Autoban, the Turkish Airlines CIP Lounge is located at the Ataturk Airport International Departures in Istanbul. Capable of accommodating 2000 people, it has an airy design that lets in a lot of natural light. This vibe makes the space look even bigger than it actually is. It features resting rooms, a restaurant, tea garden, library, movie theater and more.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Circular Motif Design
- Opportunity for businesses to incorporate circular motifs in their designs, creating unique and visually appealing spaces.
- Airy and Open Spaces
- Potential for businesses to create spacious and well-lit environments, enhancing customer experience and creating a sense of openness.
- Multipurpose Airport Facilities
- Innovation opportunity for airport facilities to offer a diverse range of amenities, such as resting rooms, restaurants, tea gardens, libraries, and movie theaters.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Interior Design
- Interior design companies can embrace circular motifs to create visually captivating spaces that stand out.
- Hospitality
- Hotels and restaurants can adopt the concept of airy and open spaces to create inviting and comfortable experiences for guests.
- Airport Facilities
- Opportunity for airport operators to expand and enhance their facilities by offering diverse amenities that cater to various passenger needs.
