Credits
From THDP
The city of Frankfurt is famous as a global financial center, and known as ‘Mini Manhattan’ - the sophisticated, eclectic taste of the global traveller was the jumping off point for the design of the hotel’s newly renovated Deluxe and Executive rooms by design specialists THDP. They translated this feel as a mix of soft colors and warm timber paneling, creating a welcoming home-from-home with a rich mix of lighting, artworks and a few design classics. Leather panel headboards and brass details on the side tables and lighting add a feeling of understated luxury, carried over into the suite’s bathrooms, where GROHE Essence faucets and Rainshower systems in a Cool Sunrise finish pick up on the metal details in the bedrooms. In thirteen of the suites the GROHE Sensia Arena shower toilet has also been specified, underlining the aim of the designers for not just luxury but also contemporary comfort in every aspect of the design.
Inspired by Frankfurt city and its position as a global financial hub the hotel is designed to accommodate the Global Business traveler. This traveler has sophisticated tastes so the hotel should offer a smart modern approach in presenting its new guest accommodation.
As Frankfurt is often known as the Mini Manhattan or ‘Mainhatten’, after that other famous economic hub in New York – the approach was to reflect the tastes of the city living global traveller.
Manhattan Lofts and Condo Interiors are marked by their eclectic approach, full of the things that their owners have picked up on their travels – their home is full of the things they love, have bought whilst travelling and arrange in an ad-hoc fashion.
Iconic pieces purchased on their travels, reminders of holidays or business trips, but now part of their home.
GKD bronze-colored Mandarin metal mesh seemingly floats like a canopy above the reception and lobby bar at this luxury hotel, located near the Frankford Airport. The 20 curved mesh panels are fitted above in combination with impressive lighting to create two, eye-catching oversized wings.