Crowne Plaza Warsaw HUB Hotel Interior Design

hotel lobby interior, contemporary hospitality design, double-height atrium, copper metallic accents, burnt sienna velvet upholstery, opalescent pendant lights, vertical metal screen, Carrara marble flooring, exposed concrete columns, glazed curtain wall, warm amber palette, cool gray undertones, asymmetrical composition, layered spatial planes, diffused natural light, decorative pendant clusters, fluted wood paneling, sculptural seating, organic furniture forms, polished stone surfaces, bronze metallic finish, cream neutral tones, charcoal architectural elements, modern luxury aesthetic, refined material palette, textural contrast, reception desk design, lounge seating arrangement, biophilic planting elements, cosmopolitan atmosphere, sophisticated lighting design, contemporary classic style, hospitality interiors, spatial transparency, warm artificial illumination, geometric rhythm, vertical emphasis, material honesty, tactile surfaces, elegant simplicity, inviting atmosphere

Crowne Plaza Warsaw HUB is a hotel interior design for public areas and guest rooms in Warsaw, Poland. The scheme covers 1385 square meters of common areas and 7877 square meters of rooms. The palette combines gold, wood, marble, green elements and emerald fabric. On the ground floor, a lobby and lounge surround a central bar, marked by a hanging copper structure with greenery and lighting. The first floor holds rooms and a restaurant with a golden acoustic ceiling. The top floor contains suites, a fitness gym and a bar. The interiors refer to the Vistula River.