David Collins Studio references Korean culture in the lobby of the Le Méridien Seoul with a colorful, midcentury design and the artwork “Bloom” from Hee-Kyung Kim, which is crafted from traditional Korean paper behind the reception desk.
Ornate ceilings and woven screens in Chef’s Palette restaurant pay homage to traditional Korean arts and crafts.
Custom lighting designed with opaque glass and sleek timber cabinets that reveal the cocktail bar in Latitude 37 assist with its transition from a coffee shop during the day to a lounge at night.
Guestrooms offer a tranquil color palette in lavender and gray with signature wood accents.
A grand foyer inspired by the architecture of Pierre Chareau welcomes guests to the presidential suite.
Crafted in a palette of green, lavender, and blue along with dark timber floors and velvet upholstery, the presidential suite’s visual impact has been enhanced with the removal of the floor above the living room, allowing for a dramatic double-height great room.
Comprising six distinct rooms, the presidential suite boasts custom furniture influenced by French designers of the 1950s, notably in the suite’s rich blue-toned dining room.
Marble-clad bathrooms in the presidential suite boast a luxurious ambiance.