Hotel Brooklyn Blues is a boutique hotel curated by an architect and a film director who lived in Brooklyn, New York, for 11 years.
Upon entering the hotel lobby, you’ll see a striking, oversized modernist chandelier and a luxurious front desk crafted from black marble, along with the aroma of freshly baked bread and the slightly bitter yet
atmospheric scent of dark coffee, and American-style jazz music await you.
The architect who designed this building previously worked at Handel Architects, the firm responsible for designing the 9/11 Memorial in New York.
As such, Brooklyn Blues, which exudes the essence of New York, features an industrial-style architecture that is completely unique in Korea,
and this is evident in every aspect of the interior design.
