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If cutting edge design is at the top of your list when choosing a destination vacation, Singapore’s Wanderlust Hotel might be the place for you.

Boutique hotel king, Loh Lik Peng, has restructured the interior of an old heritage-listed school in Little India, leaving the innovative interior design to an number of award winning agencies that were granted full creative freedom.

With 29 rooms throughout the four levels, with each level being designed in a different fashion, contingent on the assigned designer’s idea.

In the lobby, ‘Industrial Glam,’ designed by Asylum, incorporates juxtaposing surrounding settings with contemporary design. Level two, ‘Eccentricity’, designed by :phunk Studio appeals to all things colour from the walls, neon lights, to the rainbow corridor, and out to the deck with the mosaic tiled jacuzzi. The third level, ‘It’s Just Black and White’ by DP Architects, takes you through black corridors into contrasting white rooms where you can discover a world of origami and pop art works. The fourth and final level, ‘Creature Comforts’ by fFurious, is a fantasy filled floor with each room hosting friendly creatures and differing themes.

There are three principle types of rooms: ‘Pantone’, which as the name suggests, are designed in specific colour, creating a rainbow of rooms; ‘Mono’ (and Mono Deluxe) rooms are inspired by paper and contain origami and pop art, with ‘Mono Deluxe’ featuring a glass bathtub; and ‘Whimsical’, which are loft style rooms differing in themes from ‘Treehouse’ to ‘Space’ and ‘Typewriter.’ Of the 29 rooms in this authentic cultural haven of left-field designs, you won’t find two rooms that are alike. Refusing to play by the rules of design, Peng has created an experimental get away that can appeal to the masses with its variety of room styles.


Mono Room




Pantone




Whimsical




http://wanderlusthotel.com/