Yesterday rock stars destroyed hotel rooms, today they design them. At least this applies to Lenny Kravitz who designed 14 of the 96 rooms of the Bisha Hotel in Toronto.
But that does not mean that the other 82 rooms of the hotel lack rock chic. In the contrary, the entire hotel radiates an aura of glamorous decadence and swank grandness.
Following the theme of ‘more is more’, lots of marble meets even more velvet, boring white is contrasted with high gloss black, smoked glass mirrors shine and hypnotize geometric rug patterns. A mixture that is both exclusive and seductive – and won’t evoke any desire to destroy even among the hardest rock’n rollers.
Party, party, party! Thanks to its location in the middle of Toronto’s entertainment district, the Bisha is the ideal hotel for night owls.
Architecture
Wallman Architects
Interior Design
Studio Munge
Design
Stellar Works, Tom Dixon, Flos, Tai Ping Carpets, Very Wood
