Copper interior inspiration from around the world
The rooms at 25Hours Hotel Bikini Berlin have statement brushed-copper headboards and slick bedside lights.
Every surface of the Museum of Fire in Zory, Poland, is covered in a sheet of shiny ridged copper to create the impression of flames.
Guests are greeted by a mighty burnished-copper hull at the reception desk of Sea Containers Hotel on London’s Southbank.
Cantilevered copper panels form small counters which continue three feet up the walls of Bandol restaurant in London’s Chelsea.
The city of Zory gets its name from the Polish word for flames, the inspiration for the design of the Museum of Fire, both inside and out.
The scalloped, pink velvet booths and glittering copper-edged bar at Sketch in Mayfair, London, were designed by India Mahdavi.
A hooded fireplace is a feature at Walt & Burley bar on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra.
Asian-style tapas are served on the shiny counter at this loft bar in Manly, Sydney.
St Henry’s Ecumenical Art Chapel is on one of the islands that makes up the sprawling Turku archipelago in Finland.
Three sculptural chandeliers shaped like spiral staircases are made out of copper tubing at Ammo bar and restaurant in Hong Kong.
A meteor-shaped escalator leads to the enormous Fangsuo bookshop in Chengdu.
Pipes stretch across the walls and ceiling of restaurant and nightclub Nazdrowje in a converted car park outside Stockholm.
VyTA Santa Margherita Bakery dishes up espresso and panini in a former waiting room at Santa Maria Novella railway station in Florence.
Gleaming pendant lamps hang above booths at Basel’s UNION diner.
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