Hotel Mono’s monochromatic lobby boasts a striking staircase, a globe chair embedded into the wall, and a cantilevered Corian reception desk.

The black and white palette starts at the exterior of the 46-room property, which is made up of six historical shophouses with traditional Rococo-era windows.

Black metal tubing traverses the white walls in guestrooms and acts not only as a sculptural element but also a clothing rack and a light source.

The minimalist motif extends to corridors where white walls are punctuated by black doors and gray flooring.

A black desk, chair, and bed throw recall the structured metal piping.

In Loft rooms, the hotel’s signature black tubing becomes an architectural staircase, doubling as an art piece.

Bathrooms divert from the theme with pale pink mosaic tiles adding a pop of color.