First impressions mean everything. A hotel's lobby is the first thing you see when you enter, so the reception area needs to impress you immediately. Of course, the design has to be thoughtful and make sense, as the lobby is used for contracting business. Each lobby shown here does a beautiful job of visually explaining to guests what their hotel is all about.
c/o The Maidstone: Bright yet relaxing blues and greens, popped with midcentury Swedish touches. The fabric on the sofa is a late 1920s design, Mirakel, by Josef Frank.
The Montauk Yacht Club: Crisp, shipshape nauticalia, with navy blue, white, and dark woods.
The Surf Lodge: White painted boards accented with pool blue, driftwood, swim fins, surfboards.
The Baker House 1650: Green painted paneling, Arts and Crafts plaster strapwork ceiling, William Morris Golden Lily wallpaper and fabrics.
Southampton Inn: Cool, calm repose with soothing pale colors, plenty of books, an old upright piano.
Solé East: Chill eco-friendly vibe with seagrass mats, white painted wood, surfboards, vintage car photo.
The Inn at Windmill Lane: Small covered area with a huge clock at the end of a beautiful brick walkway serves as a check-in point, with the emphasis on privacy.
Topping Rose House: Crisp white with minimal modern touches contrasts with the old wooden fireplace.
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