The unusual architecture of Frankfurt’s Radisson Blu with its 96 meter high shimmering blue disk from John Seifert already shows how much ambitious design and architecture concepts are valued here. The same applies to the interior design of the 428 rooms which have been appointed with stylish pieces by Matteo Thun.
That does not mean that they rest on their laurels here. The opposite applies: In 2017, for example, a new suite named “Modern Serenity” was opened. Its design focuses on the trendy Hygge style. This feel good trend from Denmark is all about coziness and homeyness and is the happiges recipe of the Danish.
Warm natural wood floors and pastel colored walls are ingredients and so are a comfy sofa, cozy woolen blankets and fluffy furs. A pleasant and stylish ambience that radiates comfort and a feeling of security, true Hygge feeling.
Green thinking matches the Hygge-Feeling : Guests can charge their electric cars for free.
Architecture
John Seifert Architects
Interior Design
Matteo Thun, John Seifert, Adam Tihany; Suite “Modern Serenity”: JOI-Design
Design
Suite “Modern Serenity”: Louis Poulsen, Iittala, Villeroy & Boch
