Angad Arts Hotel, St. Louis
Art and hospitality find a new type of common ground in this new St. Louis hotel. Opened in November 2018, The Angad Arts Hotel took over the old Missouri Theatre building. This revived space features art from the St. Louis area and beyond, serving its guests with beautiful cultural installations, sculptures and paintings. Perhaps the focal point of this new hotel is the Chameleon Lounge, which acts as the hotel’s lobby. In the center is a large changing light that looks like an oversized lamp. This light changes both images and colors to bring a new flavor to the room with each new look. The rooms in the hotel are signature as well; guests choose which room they want based on the mood they are in. The rooms come in a variety of colors, and you will be paired to whichever room best fits your given mood and personality. Staying here will be sure to add a little color to your St. Louis visit.
citizenM Bowery, New York City, NY
The citizenM Bowery Hotel in Manhattan offers views galore with wall-to-wall windows. As the tallest building in the neighborhood, this hotel shows its guests a new way to experience the city: from above! New York visitors can enjoy a night of luxury in the rooftop bar which offers a wide cocktail selection with a view. Designed to look like a large living room, its colorful and eclectic lobby is fit to burst with Vitra furniture, shelves full of art, books and sculptures and small places to work. Overall, the hotel’s design itself mirrors that of the neighborhood’s culture, mixing both old and new designs to bring forth the city’s history and its youth. Another interesting addition to this hotel is the canteenM, a restaurant right at the heart of the hotel. With a cozy design and open kitchen, guests can watch their food being prepared and enjoy the some espresso shots from the coffee bar.
Pantone Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
Pantone is a paint company well-known for its color of the year predictions. These predictions show which Pantone color will be the most prominent for the year to come. We predict that The Pantone Hotel will turn into a colorful international must-see of designers and Pinterest-lovers alike. Color is naturally what makes this hotel so signature. The Pantone Hotel located in the city of Brussels, Belgium, offers a different hue for each floor. No matter your favorite color, the Pantone Hotel has the room perfect for you. Some rooms are bright and others toned down with rooms ranging in style from business to leisure. Designed and built by Michel Pennerman and Olivier Hannaert, the “hotel of colors” is a boutique-style space suited to complement the buildings in the surrounding Brussels area. Though known for its color, the Pantone Hotel is anything but overdone; designers made sure to keep elements of white to allow a clean space for color to pop. Lively and original much like the city itself, the Pantone Hotel will inspire your entire trip and your color choices after!
