The moment you step out of the elevator, the journey continues.
The corridor of the BlueSky Hotel is not just a passageway leading to your room, but a path worth slowing down.
The light and shadow outside the black-framed floor-to-ceiling windows flow with time, the warm lamps in the corridor accompany you on every floor with the warmth of the rebirth of waste, and the Art Deco black corridors hide the most brilliant aesthetic memories of the 1920's. Every corner is waiting for you to explore. Every corner is waiting for you to explore.
Light & Warmth｜Black Frames & Warm Lights
Stepping out of the elevator, you are greeted by the light and shadows through the black-framed floor-to-ceiling windows. The morning light, the evening light, and the moonlight at night make for the most unique scenery of the day.
The hustle and bustle of the outside world slows down here, and the flow of light and shadow stops quietly, painting and drawing the quietest moment in a traveler's heart.
On each level of the corridor, there is a heat lamp waiting for you.
It was the leftover material from the renovation of the hotel that was reprocessed into the floor numbering lamps. Instead of being thrown away, the waste material has been given a new place and light. The figures are made by CNC precision machining, and the rigid industrial shape of the top contrasts with the soft and warm light. The balance between cold and warm is just the kind of balance travelers need most.
Art Deco｜Echoes of a Golden Era
Art Deco, which flourished from the 1920s to the 1940s, is known for its geometric lines, luxurious compositions and ornate decorations, and was the highest symbol of modernity and prosperity in those years.
Black corridors and golden motifs evoke the grandeur of a golden era.
Walking into this corridor is like stepping into another time and space. In the Central District of Taichung in those days, the lights were on and the songs were all over the place. Fung Fei Fei's voice sang through the streets of the old city, and Lin Qingxia's silhouette appeared in the bustling night.
The Art Deco corridor is the truest echo of that era, reminding travelers that prosperity never really left, but only continued to exist in a different way.
