Continuing this weekend's small spaces theme, there's an interesting article in today's NYT about tiny and movie-inspired hotel rooms. The one that most intrigued me was the room design for hotelier Sean McPherson's Jane Hotel in New York. Perhaps more aptly described as a sleeping chamber than a room, it has an Indian Railways stateroom theme, based on a set from Wes Anderson's 2007 film, "The Darjeeling Limited." It's not much bigger than the Homeless Chateau, which has a 4 x 8-foot layout (though a lower ceiling), and about the same size as the ironing closet I lived in in Hulme, Manchester in the early 1980s – just room for a single bed and a small pathway beside it that leads, presumably, to a bathroom and a window.
By the way, if there are any hoteliers out there who would like me to design rooms with a homeless theme, I can make myself available.
Photo by Gregory Goode for the New York Times.
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