Photography by Peter Cheung
ARTTA Concept Studio have designed the interiors of Hotel Ease Access, a new hotel in Hong Kong, that’s located in what was once a commercial building.
Inspired by tea houses and nature, the hotel uses a mix of wood, shades of grey and white, and concrete for a neutral and calming atmosphere.
Photography by Peter Cheung
Simple furnishings have been used throughout, like in the lobby, where a simple sideboard has been used as a tea and coffee station.
Photography by Peter Cheung
Touches of nature have been included throughout the design, like the geometric hanging wall planters in the hallways.
Photography by Peter Cheung
Other natural touches include room signage that have some pebbles and moss in them.
Photography by Peter Cheung
Here’s a look at one of the hotel rooms. This room, suitable for four people, has a headboard that also doubles as a desk and bathroom vanity.
Photography by Peter Cheung
All of the hotel rooms feature sheer white curtains, which is a strong contrast to the black details used in the bathroom and the hotel room door.
Photography by Peter Cheung
Here’s a closer look at the black bathroom vanity that features a concrete countertop.
Photography by Peter Cheung
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