Radisson RED Hotel
Greenwich.
- Stylish rooms, vibrant communal areas, and unique design elements-
At the heart of the interior is a striking mixed media mural that pays homage to Greenwich’s rich cultural and musical heritage. Using layered techniques, this feature wall incorporates visual references to the Greenwich Meridian and lyrics from iconic local band Squeeze, grounding the space in its unique London setting.
Client: Radisson Hotels
Designer: Tibbatts Abel
Theme: LCT Interior Solutions is proud to present our work at the vibrant and contemporary Radisson RED Hotel in Greenwich, London. Designed in collaboration with interior design firm Tibbatts Abel, this project brought together industrial textures and bold artistic flair to create an urban hospitality experience full of personality. The brief was to reflect the local culture and inject bold, playful energy into the hotel's public spaces. Our contributions were tailored to do exactly that—through statement artwork, themed installations, and innovative artificial planting solutions.
Elsewhere, our large format printed canvases, framed in sleek black box frames, add a powerful visual impact to the industrial backdrop of raw brickwork, exposed concrete, and steel finishes. The combination of monochrome portraiture with pops of red and gold infuses each area with mood and vibrancy, complementing the hotel’s bold brand identity.
To soften and balance the space, we installed a variety of bespoke artificial planting. Lush greenery cascades from over-bar installations and fills planters accented with gold to add sophistication and contrast. Between booth seating, built-in trough planters introduce freshness and texture, without compromising the clean architectural lines.
These botanical accents not only enhance the guest experience but add depth and biophilic appeal to the overall interior scheme. Our ability to deliver both functional and aesthetic solutions makes this project a standout example of how urban, industrial interiors can be warm, playful, and deeply rooted in their local context.