Inspired by Mexican Cantinas and Latin American design, Bolívar transports guests from the maximalist rooms of Annabel’s to a different time and place.
Fettle co-founders Andy Goodwin and Tom Parker on transatlantic collaboration and bringing history back to life.
A contemporary take on traditional Italian dining takes reference from the avant-garde architecture of Piero Portaluppi.
A mix of shared and private workplace and hospitality settings, the club nods to Soho's ‘Golden Years’ with a 1950s and 60s inspired design.
Fettle is a boutique interior architecture and design firm specialising in the hospitality sector. This month, the firm’s Co-founders Tom Parker and Andy Goodwin offer up a selection of their favourite material products.
Locke’s first German outpost creates a space open to locals and travellers alike – drawing inspiration from the Deutscher Werkbund movement that started in Munich in the early 20th century.
LA and London based design studio Fettle has completed the interiors for the 10th hotel in The Hoxton portfolio, The Hoxton, Rome, working alongside Ennismore to design the public areas of the hotel.
The L.A and London based studio has completed work on the design of The Elder and The Jib Door, a restaurant and Members Club in Bath, England. The spaces have been created within a Grade I listed series of Georgian Townhouses within the same site as the new Hotel Indigo Bath.
Fettle has worked in collaboration with Ennismore to design The Hoxton Portland, the sixth hotel in The Hoxton portfolio, located on the site of a former 1920s theatre in the US city’s historic Chinatown. Fettle was appointed to design the public areas of the hotel, including the restaurant, cocktail bar, lobby, apartment-style meeting space and coffee shop.
We reveal the winners of this year’s landmark Mix Awards across 21 project, people and product categories.
Championing the circular economy, highlighting heritage and locality and defining the ‘hotelisation’ of the workspace: we round up the projects you ‘liked’ the most in 2023.
Arriving in June 2023, Locke at East Side Gallery takes design cues from surrounding landmarks.
