Posts Tagged: Hospitality

Two Wonderfully Contrasting Projects from Protocol

During November we are enjoying a wonderfully diverse series of case studies which celebrate design for hospitality. Today we bring you two projects by Protocol Furniture, a leading supplier of… Read More >

13 November 2017 Hospitality Protocol

Award winning Sofitel Tamuda Bay by GM Architects

A winner of the ‘Best New Hotel’ award at the 2011 International Hotel Awards, was GM Architects with their Northern Moroccan hotel design at the Sofitel Tamuda Bay. GM Architects… Read More >

6 November 2017 Hospitality Muzeo Project

Stanneylands Hotel by DV8 Design

This month we are focusing on hospitality by taking a look at projects that bring new, innovative and creative ideas into the sector. Designed by DV8 Designs, the creative overhaul of… Read More >

3 November 2017 DV8 Design Hospitality

Future design with Camira’s first Transport Design Directions

This month Design Insider is focused on hospitality but we have deviated slightly to look at the new ways in which Camira is looking after your comfort whilst you travel… Read More >

3 November 2017 Hospitality Textiles Transport

Have Your Say … Is It Instagramable?

In the Third of our new discussion series ‘Have Your Say’ we are posing the question ‘Is It Instagramable?’ At our recent Manchester Open event SPACE magazine Features and Product Editor, Tonje Odegard spoke… Read More >

1 November 2017 Discussion Have Your Say Hospitality Instagram Opinion

Refurbishment of a Grade II listed Victorian hotel

The Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel is situated in a Grade II listed building, in the historic ‘Old City’ area of Bristol. Ian Haigh and Central Design Studio have combined the… Read More >

19 October 2017 Central Design Studio Hospitality Project Sylvan

Accor – Pullman Teranga Hotel | Dakar | Senegal

We continue our focus on hospitality with a look at the new Accor Pullman Teranga Hotel in Dakar, Senegal. Studio designsquared were selected to be the lead consultant on the rejuvenation,… Read More >

9 October 2017 Hospitality

AMARIS – Jurys Inn Brighton Waterfront

During October we will be focused on hospitality. We will be bringing you details of UK and International projects which demonstrate design excellence in the hospitality sector and start our… Read More >

2 October 2017 Hospitality

British Airways i360 – West Beach Bar and Kitchen

Heralding new heights for Brighton’s coastline, the new i360 observation tower sponsored by British Airways is designed by the award-winning Marks Barfield Architects. Completed in August 2017, the tallest moving… Read More >

2 October 2017 Hospitality Inside Out Contracts Project

HAVE YOUR SAY …

In the Second of our new discussion series ‘Have Your Say’ we are posing the question ‘Is AirBnB an opportunity or a threat?’ With the rise of companies such as Airbnb and… Read More >

1 October 2017 Discussion Have Your Say Hospitality Opinion

Robin Hood & Little John Stables

New BCFA member Revivalist have shared with us one of their latest projects for Lincoln Green Brewery. The Robin Hood & Little John is a popular real ale pub in Nottingham… Read More >

28 September 2017 Hospitality Project Revivalist

MYSTERY DEVELOPS SCARPETTA’S AUTHENTIC BRAND FOR CANARY WHARF

As we draw to the end of our focus on London we keep up the amazing standard of case studies by sharing Mystery’s latest project, Scarpetta at Canary Wharf. Two highly successful… Read More >

25 September 2017 Hospitality interiordesign London

Felix Seafood Grill with DesignLSM

Today we take a day trip to Billericay, Essex, to bring you the latest project by DesignLSM who were approached by chef Stephen Li to create the interiors and branding for his new… Read More >

12 September 2017 Hospitality interiordesign LesignLSM

Fileturn Recognised after their work at The Doubletree, Kingston

London wins again! BCFA Members Fileturn have been shortlisted for the ‘Specialist Contractor of the Year’ in recognition of our work at The Doubletree by Hilton, Kingston Upon Thames. The… Read More >

12 September 2017 Fileturn Hospitality London Project

‘Royal’ Reinstated

London-based design practice Studio Proof has unveiled its £80 million redesign of The Lancaster London, which will culminate in the reinstatement of ‘Royal’ in the hotel’s name and will raise… Read More >

8 September 2017 Hospitality Hotel interiordesign London

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“There’s a story waiting to be told.”⁠
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That idea sat at the heart of our conversation with the newly launched hospitality studio Halkyn, the London-based studio born from internationally renowned design group CCD.⁠
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The morning after Halkyn’s launch celebrations, we returned to the studio to sit down with Jonathan Aeberhard and the wider team to talk about what this new chapter could mean for hospitality design across London, Europe and beyond.⁠
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One of the most revealing moments came when Jonathan explained why the studio launched under a new name rather than simply becoming CCD London.⁠
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“We’re cousins,” he explained. “We’re part of the family, we share the DNA and the characteristics, but a cousin can be quite different to a direct daughter or son.”⁠
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That balance between global infrastructure and local character became a defining theme throughout the conversation. Alongside the scale and capability of CCD sits a studio that wants to work closely, collaboratively and personally with clients in this market.⁠
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The team also spoke candidly about their creative process. “You have to empty your mind of everything else that you’ve done,” explained Design Director Su Doggett. “It almost feels like the property has this story waiting to be told.”⁠
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From a luxury riverboat project on the Nile to the importance of designing spaces where guests feel the narrative rather than simply see it, the conversation revealed a studio deeply invested in atmosphere, emotion and experience-led hospitality design.⁠
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👉️ Read the full feature on Design Insider - follow the tagged post from our link in our bio! ⁠

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“There’s a story waiting to be told.”⁠
⁠
That idea sat at the heart of our conversation with the newly launched hospitality studio Halkyn, the London-based studio born from internationally renowned design group CCD.⁠
⁠
The morning after Halkyn’s launch celebrations, we returned to the studio to sit down with Jonathan Aeberhard and the wider team to talk about what this new chapter could mean for hospitality design across London, Europe and beyond.⁠
⁠
One of the most revealing moments came when Jonathan explained why the studio launched under a new name rather than simply becoming CCD London.⁠
⁠
“We’re cousins,” he explained. “We’re part of the family, we share the DNA and the characteristics, but a cousin can be quite different to a direct daughter or son.”⁠
⁠
That balance between global infrastructure and local character became a defining theme throughout the conversation. Alongside the scale and capability of CCD sits a studio that wants to work closely, collaboratively and personally with clients in this market.⁠
⁠
The team also spoke candidly about their creative process. “You have to empty your mind of everything else that you’ve done,” explained Design Director Su Doggett. “It almost feels like the property has this story waiting to be told.”⁠
⁠
From a luxury riverboat project on the Nile to the importance of designing spaces where guests feel the narrative rather than simply see it, the conversation revealed a studio deeply invested in atmosphere, emotion and experience-led hospitality design.⁠
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👉️ Read the full feature on Design Insider - follow the tagged post from our link in our bio! ⁠

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Our Joyful Spaces series explores the commercial spaces designers and industry professionals feel deeply connected to, places that inspire creativity, reflection and a sense of joy beyond everyday function.⁠
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The latest feature comes from Ana Moisin, Founder and Creative Director at Anamo Design Studio, who reflects on her experience of teamLab Borderless in Tokyo’s Minato City, an immersive environment that quietly redefines the boundaries of exhibition design.⁠
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In Ana’s words, the space becomes “an ecosystem of neurological experiences”, where light, sound and movement dissolve any sense of structure or prescribed journey.⁠
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Rather than guiding visitors through a fixed narrative, teamLab Borderless invites them to wander instinctively, creating an experience that feels deeply personal, fluid and impossible to fully capture.⁠
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👉 Discover Ana’s Joyful Space on Design Insider. - find the tagged post in our bio! ⁠
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Our Joyful Spaces series explores the commercial spaces designers and industry professionals feel deeply connected to, places that inspire creativity, reflection and a sense of joy beyond everyday function.⁠
⁠
The latest feature comes from Ana Moisin, Founder and Creative Director at Anamo Design Studio, who reflects on her experience of teamLab Borderless in Tokyo’s Minato City, an immersive environment that quietly redefines the boundaries of exhibition design.⁠
⁠
In Ana’s words, the space becomes “an ecosystem of neurological experiences”, where light, sound and movement dissolve any sense of structure or prescribed journey.⁠
⁠
Rather than guiding visitors through a fixed narrative, teamLab Borderless invites them to wander instinctively, creating an experience that feels deeply personal, fluid and impossible to fully capture.⁠
⁠
👉 Discover Ana’s Joyful Space on Design Insider. - find the tagged post in our bio! ⁠
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#commercialinteriors #designinsider

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The UK's ONLY search platform dedicated to accredited commercial interior furnishing suppliers.⁠
⁠
Access a directory of over 170 trusted suppliers, all rigorously vetted for quality and professionalism by Commercial Interiors UK.⁠
⁠
👉 Start your search today and bring your designs to life with confidence: Visit the Supplier Finder link in our bio to find out more.⁠
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For all the attention Milan Design Week gives to launches and spectacle, some of the most memorable moments this year came from the way designers approached materials.⁠
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Across Alcova and the wider city, there was a noticeable shift towards design that felt more grounded in materiality and process. Historic spaces became backdrops for restrained forms, industrial materials sat alongside handcrafted techniques, and many of the standout projects seemed more interested in emotional connection than visual excess.⁠
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Rather than chasing novelty, a lot of the work explored how objects age, how materials interact, and how spaces make people feel over time.⁠
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Design Insider contributor Jim Biddulph rounds up some of the standout ideas, installations and material conversations that shaped this year’s Milan Design Week.⁠
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Read the full piece via the link in bio.⁠
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#MilanDesignWeek #SaloneDelMobile #Alcova #DesignInsider #InteriorDesign #MaterialDesign

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For all the attention Milan Design Week gives to launches and spectacle, some of the most memorable moments this year came from the way designers approached materials.⁠
⁠
Across Alcova and the wider city, there was a noticeable shift towards design that felt more grounded in materiality and process. Historic spaces became backdrops for restrained forms, industrial materials sat alongside handcrafted techniques, and many of the standout projects seemed more interested in emotional connection than visual excess.⁠
⁠
Rather than chasing novelty, a lot of the work explored how objects age, how materials interact, and how spaces make people feel over time.⁠
⁠
Design Insider contributor Jim Biddulph rounds up some of the standout ideas, installations and material conversations that shaped this year’s Milan Design Week.⁠
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Read the full piece via the link in bio.⁠
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#MilanDesignWeek #SaloneDelMobile #Alcova #DesignInsider #InteriorDesign #MaterialDesign

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