A large-scale portrait by London-based artist Julian Opie is among some of the vibrant artwork showcased in citizenM Tower of London’s collectionM.
The living room’s staggered cabinets not only display the hotel’s defining décor, but also act as partitions between each of the lobby spaces.
Steel-framed windows offer sweeping views of the London skyline from the hotel’s eighth-floor bar and lounge cloudM.
Vibrant seating helps shape the hotel’s eccentric palette.
Both granite and bamboo wood flooring span the living room.
The diverse seating configurations promote socialization and creative collaboration.
Clean, contemporary guestrooms feature modular furniture, pops of red, and floor-to-ceiling windows with unmatched city views.
Various bespoke lighting fixtures illuminate living room spaces, establishing their individual character.
Various bespoke lighting fixtures illuminate living room spaces, establishing their individual character.
Wrapped in warm oak wood, the hotel’s canteenM features black and white floor tiles to convey a residential ambiance.
The open-concept lobby perpetuates the residential theme with living room-style enclaves adorned with artwork, literature, and a variety of knick-knacks referencing British themes and humor.
Infused with art, concrete’s Erikjan Vermeulen describes the hotel’s palette as “fun, positive, and vibrant.”
Self check-in kiosks surround small sapling trees at the heart of the lobby.