London's Luxury Hotels: A Haven for Art
In London, the number of new luxury hotels is on the rise, with the recent opening of the Rosewood Chancery in Grosvenor Square being the most notable addition.
This new establishment, located in the former US Embassy building designed by Eero Saarinen in 1960, boasts 144 suites and interiors designed by the Parisian firm Joseph Dirand.
With 757 five-star-plus rooms expected to be unveiled this year, London's luxury hotel scene is becoming a hub for art, featuring works by renowned artists such as Francis Bacon and Damien Hirst.
- George Condo's Multicolor Figure Composition (2024) at Le Bristol in Paris
- Sebastian Black's Machine for Twang Twang Twang (2018) at Broadwick Soho
Art is now everywhere, a message of cultural superiority and elegant elevation.
Author's summary: London's luxury hotels showcase stunning art collections.
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