The former spice warehouse has been transformed into the 37-room Warehouse Hotel, a riverfront property set under a triple-pitched roof in Robertson Quay.

A simple black reception desk is backed by a striking copper screen.

Dotted with leather sofas and wrapped with rows of white cement squares, the lobby filters in natural light through six windows in the existing exposed brick façade.

The shotgun-style open lobby draws attention to the building’s original high ceilings and aluminum pulleys that suspend above, a dramatic installation that nods to the city’s industrial past.

Po, the hotel’s signature restaurant, features a wall made of rattan and black metal, antique brass light fixtures, and deep green banquettes.

Padded headboards soften guestrooms, while ceiling trusses are left exposed, complementing oak floors and bespoke rugs.

Like the lobby, guestrooms boast an open plan, with sink areas, closets, and desks enclosed in copper frames with dark stained walnut.

In some guestrooms, bathrooms are separated by partitions made of acrylic set in a metal frame.