me and all hotel düsseldorf-oberkassel

With tongue in cheek, the lately opened me and all hotel düsseldorf-oberkassel is a house of expertly staged exaggerations. Despite all the bling bling, chichi and exuberant color scenario, the sole purpose is to have the guests enjoy the wild, colorful ambience and feel completely comfortable. Cord und Rolf Glantz (GEPLAN DESIGN) have designed the house on Belsenplatz in Düsseldorf – and, with it, expanded their outstanding expertise in hotel design by another me and all hotel project. The highlight in the new house: a “design wall” in the lobby developed by GEPLAN DESIGN, which is foldable, can be converted with very little effort, and whose effect can be adjusted to the spatial requirements that change time and again.
“With the new house in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel, another me and all hotel is added to our repertoire. This one, however, is different from the other me and all hotels we designed: motley, extraordinary, and loud. Here, urbanity meets pomp, comfort meets glamour, and luxury meets nonchalance,” Cord Glantz characterizes the lates project of GEPLAN DESIGN. The interior designers from Stuttgart unfolded their creative skills on round about 14,000 square meters with 249 rooms, common areas, restaurants, bars and various lounges. “Our design addresses all senses!” says the interior designer. A high degree of dexterity was needed for handling the various textiles, colors and shapes. The guests are supposed to feel as comfortable as in their own homes but, at the same time, experience something completely new. A balancing act that the planning duo, the twin brothers Glantz, perfectly master. "Less is more, actually ... not in this project, however. An abundance of colors and materials, colorful, most colorful ... different this time around!" adds Ulla Laidig, who was in charge of design and project management together with Annegreth Schellhorn and Sabine Kracht.