Berlin Picks: nhow

This is another part of Berlin picks or you can say another place that I chose to see as I was interested in the outer structure of this place but was even amazed after reaching there and get to know the real facts about that place.

Europe’s first music hotel, is located right on the bank of the Spree and at the epicenter of Berlin’s music, fashion and artistic scene. It is where cosmopolitan business travelers mix with international jet-setters and the members of popular bands.

Other hotels are great if you just like sleeping. Book a room at nhow Berlin if you’re looking to get more out of your stay. Surround yourself with the latest music, design, art & fashion from Berlin, in a hotel designed by renowned interior designer Karim Rashid. Get your mind re-set by the in-house concerts, art exhibitions, fashion shows, product launches and conferences, and become part of the best urban culture has to offer. And don’t worry if all these creative sparks get you a bit tired; we’ve got very comfy beds too!

But its all just old school.

This hotel has a color scheme of pink and blue or pink so guests are allowed to choose between while selecting for rooms. And you can see this in the logo and even in the other pictures below.

This is the massive floating reception I came across when entered the hotel with three desks and a bright pink shining surface that you can't miss even if you want to with everything is so dull around it like white wall and dark colored flooring.

Then as the name suggest it's a music hotel what I found is a piano in the front of reception area with lots of litt up stone like structures kept around it.

As I turn around t move forward I came across a circular bar pedestal with seating on around it and also a performance stage on the opposite side of bar for live music festival or concerts.

Walking past the bar there was a long sofa with irregular curves and kind of illusion patterned fabric accompanied with pink stools again and contrasting floor with pink and white carpet.

After that what catches my attention is the long and huge buffet counter going soft around the edges and seating on all three sides of it. I don't think so I need to say anything about color.

Some other photos from the conference room(above) and waiting room(below).

I like the flow of this building when I visited it was like you can't just rest your eyes at one thing your view starts flowing with the curve of the furniture.

And secondly the color scheme used in the hotel like pink or blue thereby representing men and women. Which bring me to my project in which I implemented the color theory in a more improved and advanced way instead of just painting the furniture I used colored glass which illuminated every inch of my hotel with energetic and with a whole new look. As the glass keeps on shifting thereby creating different colors and shades and tones.

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