Press Highlights: Praise for Hush, House Of Dental and Coombe Abbey Hotel
“Roundtable: Emerging trends in hospitality design”
In the quirky setting of The Zetter Clerkenwell, Hotel Designs gathered leading designers for an intimate roundtable discussion, in association with award-winning lighting experts at Franklite Ltd, to explore the future of hospitality design.
“A Speakeasy Reimagined: Hush, Designed by Black Ivy Design, Brings Art Deco Glamour to Warwickshire”
Nestled in a basement by the River Avon, the new bar exudes the glamour and intrigue of a bygone era. With interiors crafted by Black Ivy Design, the venue merges the decadence of the Roaring Twenties with the understated sophistication of modern luxury.
Read the full feature on Design Insider.
“Dining with Cultural Inspirations: Leanne Armstrong, Founder, Black Ivy Design”
“Planning your own dinner party is something of a novelty; a rare indulgence for those of us who dedicate our craft to orchestrating memorable experiences for others. With this gathering, I sought elegance in simplicity, distilling the essence of thoughtful design to cultivate an atmosphere that was warm, inviting and effortlessly refined – trimming the fat, if you like. This pursuit mirrors the ethos we uphold in our hospitality projects at Black Ivy Design: an unwavering commitment to spaces that feel both curated and deeply lived in.”
Read the full feature on Design Insider.
“Designing a warm environment in a dental practice with a hint of luxury”
“Missed appointments cost dental practices thousands of pounds per year. To address this problem, House of Dental, a mixed practice in Hinkley, Birmingham, set Black Ivy Design a brief to improve attendance by transforming the practice into a striking, comfortable and welcoming environment that referenced the feel of a hospitality or hotel setting – all while ensuring the space was relevant for private and NHS services.”
“Shaking up F&B spaces with narrative-driven design”
“In an industry where design works as hard as the mouth-watering menus, designing a restaurant or a bar is more than mere aesthetics. From concept to completion, the design of any F&B area intended to evoke an experience becomes a powerful narrative, weaving together ambiance and identity, making each space not just stand out, but truly resonate with a unique and unforgettable character.”
Read the full feature on Hotel Designs.
“Hush – a speakeasy reimagined”
Source: Black Ivy Design news archive.