A striking geometric mural in black, gray, and salmon hues by Seikon welcomes guests to Puro Gdańsk, where London firm DeSallesFlint conceived and eclectic design that pays homage to the Polish town’s roots.

Inspired by industrial shipyard landscapes and the warehouses of Granary Island, oxidized metals and leather mingle with natural fibers like cotton, wool, and linen in the lobby for a balanced raw and refined feel.

Crafted from five different types of glass, a wall of frosted screens offers glimpses into the restaurant from a lobby seating area.

Quirky artwork adds a jolt of color to a teal wood-paneled backdrop in the Dancing Anchor restaurant.

In the restaurant, bespoke light fixtures that hang by rope nod to Gdańsk’s maritime history.

At rooftop hangout Ink Above, unobstructed views highlight the cranes across the city, capturing the soul of Gdańsk.

Meeting rooms are light and airy with floor-to-ceiling windows, a neutral color palette, and oak detailing.

Outfitted with weathered gray wood panels, the Prisma Spa’s reception area is a tranquil, cave-like retreat with pops of color that complete the space.

Oak mixes with 18th-century maps in the nautical-themed guestrooms.

Eye-catching abstract art pieces outfit bare walls in suite living rooms.

Tones of soft gray, teal, and brown enhance the simple, residentially informed environment in the suites.

White and black bricked tiles dress the guestroom bathrooms.