Entering the room, guest will be greeted by a open glass door wardrobe on the left followed by a switchable glass between the bed area and toilet on the right. Introducing glass will help to bring in the natural light throughout the room.
Taking advantage of the view at Village Hotel Changi, a bay window has been placed to allow guests to relax themselves.
The trellis system has been introduced into the room to mimic the Chengal Pasir tree. Having it built according to the areas in the room, it would help to provide direction. With the lowered trellis system, one would also be able to feel cosy.
Entering the room, guest will be greeted by a open glass door wardrobe on the left followed by a switchable glass between the bed area and toilet on the right. Introducing glass will help to bring in the natural light throughout the room.
Chengal Pasir
Rooms Made in Singapore requires for both Interior Design and Hospitality Business student to collaborate with Far East Hospitality (FEH) to design a hotel room for guests to understand Singapore-inspired hospitality by allowing them to stay in specially designed rooms reflecting multi-racial culture, heritage and history of Singapore. In this project, Village Hotel Changi by Far East Hospitality (FEH) has been redesigned to suit the theme of hotel, ‘Made in Singapore’ while upholding the branding of FEH as a whole.
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For most Village hotel in Singapore, the hotel adopts their design based on the location of the hotel. Hence, the design adopted by Village Hotel Changi would follow the ‘nature’ concept. Since the name Changi came about because of the Chengal Pasir tree, it should not be forgotten as it plays a significant role in the history of the place. At the same time, it will encourage the tag line of ‘Made in Singapore’ as it lies under the history of Singapore even before it gained independence.