Brooklyn｜Very chic Ace Hotel

Ace Hotel Brooklyn is very close to downtown Brooklyn. It was designed by the American design team Roman and Williams. The building is composed of metal, glass and precast concrete elements. The rough exposed concrete facade gives people a sense of Brutalist architecture. The interior space continues the characteristics of the building itself, combining exposed concrete and other natural texture elements. The combination of Douglas fir and olive and blue-gray eliminates the boring feeling of too much wood in the space and adds a playful and modern feel. Ace really got the hang of color matching. - Douglas fir is used for wood finishes in public areas and guest room areas. It has to be said that the texture of the wood finishes and the exposed concrete are a perfect match. The custom-made furniture is made of old wood and plywood. The custom-made furniture, including outdoor flower beds and lamps, all "roughly" display the structural logic of the objects and show the beauty of the structure as much as possible. - In addition to space design, soft furnishings and artworks are also important elements that make this hotel shine. The guest rooms feature original textile and fiber works from more than 20 local artists, while the public spaces feature handmade wooden sculptures by artist Verdan Jakšić and large-scale paintings by Tara Geer. The fireplaces in the living room and garden are surrounded by murals by Stan Bitter, and the exterior facade is also adorned with ceramic murals by the famous modernist sculptor Stan Bitters. - Every time I go to Ace Hotel in different locations, I am touched by the aesthetics and design. The topic of "how to retain the strong characteristics of the brand while implanting elements that are adapted to local conditions" is really worth learning from Ace.