I appreciate a well-designed hotel as much as the next person. And no, I haven't stayed here. Yet. But I'm not all together convinced that the masters of color (Pantone) and this hotel of PMS would make a stay in Brussels any better.
All that said, I guess I would like to know the influence of a color through the services of a hotel. Aaaand there is a rooftop bar and terrace. Perhaps the best place to drink a Pink Champagne PANTONE 12-1107 with a view of Brussels off in the distance.
(images from hotels.nl)
From the Pantone Hotel website:
The PANTONE HOTEL™ invites you to experience the city of Brussels through a lens of color and a spectrum of comforts. From the moment you arrive, our “hotel of colors” will awaken your senses to an array of delights and playful surprises.
Impeccably designed by Michel Penneman and Oliver Hannaert, The PANTONE HOTEL™, Brussels showcases the color of emotion with a distinctive hue on each colorous guest floor. From vivid to subdued, for business or leisure, our unique boutique hotel perfectly suits your savvy palette and colorful imagination.
From a design perspective, The PANTONE HOTEL™, Brussels is built on an exceptional use of contrast; a white canvas provides clean space for saturated colors to pop. Guest rooms feature unique photography by esteemed Belgian photographer Victor Levy.
Pantone Hotel, Brussels.
2 comments:
it reminds me of a doll house I had in the 70s. it was a modern design with all of these transparent colored walls. so cool.
Oh I like the colors!! Makes the place more lively!!
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