Sydney's Felix Hotel Looks to Reinvent Standard Airport Accommodations
Including a rooftop cinema, curated art, eclectic fixtures and more.
Fox Johnston and fellow creative studio Space Control recently joined forces to create the Felix, a themed hotel that sets up shop a mere few steps away from Australia’s Sydney Airport. Upping the accommodation ante of what a lengthy layover should be, the design artistically banks on the golden age of travel with rooms named after various class types — economy to first class — and even features a sky-high penthouse lobby aimed to please the most seasoned jet-setters.
Internal furnishings air on the eclectic side, with mismatching, yet bold color applications, a carefully curated art selection, hanging rattan love seats, copper lighting fixtures and much more. Other notable highlights include a rooftop cinema and a 24-hour self-serve shop that serves locally-sourced dining and drink options, ideal for late night cravings or for the restless night owl. For more info on the Felix Hotel, be sure to visit its official website.
Speaking of statement designs, take a look inside Tommy Hilfiger’s $50 million USD penthouse.
