The Axel Hotel Madrid Achieves Character Through Color
AXEL hotel chain, which focuses on the LGBTQ community, has a new hotel with tongue-in-cheek signage and Comedy Playhouse vibes.
The AXEL hotel chain is specifically geared to the LGBTQ community and their philosophy is to create free spaces where sexual diversity is welcome and promoted.
Located in ?El Barrio de Las Letras,? their newest offering is Axel Hotel Madrid, a palatial 19th-century building that’s quick to turn heads. The hotel?s more traditional and regal features such as lavish ceilings and baroque decorative patterns are matched with modern accents, from a scarlet lip chair in the courtyard to deep violet lights illuminating an underground nightclub, Bala Perdida Club.
In Madrid, the design team?s objective was to create a hotel which ?exuded an atmosphere of liberty? so as to invite a diverse clientele. The hotel achieves its unique character through the use of color. The common areas are decorated with posters, brightly lit cinema and music references, neon-colored signage, and mannequins.
The hotel leaned on an assemblage of texts, words, and phrases in the entryway, from traditional sayings to popular slangs, in order to create a tongue-in-cheek impression of a literary institution.
The design team said they were inspired by the theatrical voices of the ?Comedy Playhouses? of the Golden Century.
The rooms bring together two passionate references: the bullfight and the ?mantilla.? The large red curtain signifies the bullfighter?s cape, th...
The AXEL hotel chain is specifically geared to the LGBTQ community and their philosophy is to create free spaces where sexual diversity is welcome and promoted.
Located in ?El Barrio de Las Letras,? their newest offering is Axel Hotel Madrid, a palatial 19th-century building that’s quick to turn heads. The hotel?s more traditional and regal features such as lavish ceilings and baroque decorative patterns are matched with modern accents, from a scarlet lip chair in the courtyard to deep violet lights illuminating an underground nightclub, Bala Perdida Club.
In Madrid, the design team?s objective was to create a hotel which ?exuded an atmosphere of liberty? so as to invite a diverse clientele. The hotel achieves its unique character through the use of color. The common areas are decorated with posters, brightly lit cinema and music references, neon-colored signage, and mannequins.
The hotel leaned on an assemblage of texts, words, and phrases in the entryway, from traditional sayings to popular slangs, in order to create a tongue-in-cheek impression of a literary institution.
The design team said they were inspired by the theatrical voices of the ?Comedy Playhouses? of the Golden Century.
The rooms bring together two passionate references: the bullfight and the ?mantilla.? The large red curtain signifies the bullfighter?s cape, th...
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