The Nemzeti Hotel history ties with the prior National Theater building on the other side of the famous "Nagykörút" where several coffee house and art-lovers lived the Golden age of the Hungarian capital.
The interior design concept finds the love stories and the threads of history as a live stream to continue the story of a famous building and suggest the future of it for it's visitors... As part of the Mgallery collection it will surely be a 'Story that stays'.
Finding the perfect balance between told and untold,
seen and unseen – as any piece of art would do.
The building is an elegant background to showcase the historical identity
and all the stories which come with it.
Creating a cultural hub where local art can be fostered. Functions as a public stage where all can step into the scene of the never-ending art show.
Creating the show experience with theatrical elements guiding guests through the magic of the theatre, while creating everlasting memories and impressions."
Behind the casual lounge arrangement the modern light fold panel shelving in the background showcases history with delicate spotlights for the focus…
The zone in front of the shelf suggests laid back activities. Casual working, a read or a coffee with the display of the busy boulevard in the window.
This part reaches back for the literary history of the hotel showcasing all relic items and shared books on the lower shelf. Best spot in house.
Delicate reference to the world of the theatre dressing room makeup table lights.
The Lounge Bar is separated with dark high quality display boards - bringing down the towering heights and creating a human-like atmosphere.
The piano stands in the center with an accent carpet, as a spot for attention.
Sipping a unique cocktail from the Mixology collection or having a barista coffee before a last check in the mirror with the moody bulbs while heading out.
Or rather just stay ?
Credits:
Interior Design: Balazs Berenyi - BBMichaels Studio
Tasks: Interior Design, Lighting Design, Project Management, Cost control
Location: Budapest, Hungary
Area: 450 m²
Year: 2020
Visuals: Gabor Besze - 3DRendeer
