I'm back again for today! This post will be about the Gratz Park Inn and 21c Hotel, and about the finishes as well as the experience of each space.
When I went into the Gratz Park Inn (pictured to the left), the first thing I noticed was how traditional the overall style was, which makes complete sense considering it's located by a bunch of historic buildings. I noticed that there was a lot of things like old wood carved furniture, brass light fixtures, and some wrought iron pieces throughout the lobby. These pieces all gave off an old-school formal experience for people who would walk through the room.
On the other hand, when I walked through the lobby of the 21c Hotel (pictured to the right) I noticed a lot more modern characteristics in comparison to the Gratz Park Inn. There were a lot more clean-cut surfaces, shiny metals, and glass. This space definitely make someone feel like they're in a formal place and makes them feel miniscule while walking through the room.
When I went into the Gratz Park Inn (pictured to the left), the first thing I noticed was how traditional the overall style was, which makes complete sense considering it's located by a bunch of historic buildings. I noticed that there was a lot of things like old wood carved furniture, brass light fixtures, and some wrought iron pieces throughout the lobby. These pieces all gave off an old-school formal experience for people who would walk through the room.
On the other hand, when I walked through the lobby of the 21c Hotel (pictured to the right) I noticed a lot more modern characteristics in comparison to the Gratz Park Inn. There were a lot more clean-cut surfaces, shiny metals, and glass. This space definitely make someone feel like they're in a formal place and makes them feel miniscule while walking through the room.
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