What materials are commonly used in the elevator hall of hotel lobby?

In order to highlight the lighting effect of transparent marble on the elevator hall wall on the first floor of 1F, dark marble is used on the ground. Due to the high floor height, besides the lighting effect of the lamp trough echoing the wall surface, a row of hanging marble lamp posts are also designed on the top surface, and the reflection of the ground has the special effect of candlelight. The elevator hall effect of hotel lobby of 7F, 8F, 9F and 10F continues the basic effect of 1F elevator hall, but slightly changes at the top. Compared with the elevator hall on the standard floor of the upper room, it has a completely different effect. The first is to serve the lobby, so the floor is higher than the upstairs standard floor, the ground continues the dark marble of the lobby floor, and the elevator side adopts the light marble effect. The light groove corresponding to the top surface well blends the illumination on the wall and the illumination on the top surface. In order to highlight the theme, the opposite wall adopts rubble effect, and the wall is rich and layered through bottom-up layering and lighting. The walls of the elevator hall on the standard floor of the guest room 1 1 to the 62nd floor are white sand beige and ebony. The elements of smallpox are taken from the staggered arrangement of reed stalks, similar to the light box above the service desk in the lobby. The floor of the elevator hall also uses the same elements. The combination of dark brown mesh pattern and shallow urban beige creates a layered feeling, which echoes up and down. Because the space is long and narrow, the walls on both sides are inlaid with mirrors, and the visual experience is more spacious. The most special thing is the design of the indicator light beside the elevator, which is also the characteristic of the indicator light in the elevator hall of the whole hotel. There are LED lights above and below the lamp trough, and the glass in the lamp trough is staggered, which makes the lighting effect very soft and changes color with the opening and closing of the elevator.

The above is our experience and understanding of the original design in the process of deepening the design of Le Meridien Royal Shanghai Shimao Hotel, and the analysis of the site effect after the construction is completed for the industry to share.