Room 403 | 405
Framed Function
Created by Daisuke Motogi / DDAA
The architect's proposal for a hotel museum
Queen+Single
Bathrobe
Free wifi
Non-Smoking
Shower
Shampoo&Conditioner
Fridge
Hair Dryer
Not recommended for guests with small children
On the walls of this room, original furniture with different functions, such as table tops, legs, mirrors, hugging pillows, and trays, are displayed folded into a frame.
The artist, who is also an architect, wanted to provide an extraordinary museum-like experience without retaining or adding any more elements or functions to a typical hotel.
Therefore, the room is reconfigured spatially as a white cube exhibition room and everything in the room is an abstract painting.
Please enjoy the peculiar art experience of living with the abstract paintings on the wall while lying on the huge bed that occupies a large part of the floor.
Art room info
Room size: 21sqm
Bed size: 1 × Queen (160cm x 196cm) +Single (90cm x 196cm)
Capacity: 2 people
Bath type: Shower
No pets
Non-smoking (Smoking room in common space is available)
About the artist
Born in Saitama, Japan in 1981. After graduating from Musashino Art University in 2004, he joined Schemata Architects.
In 2010, he established his own design studio DDAA (formerly Daisuke Motogi Architecture) that works on multidisciplinary fields centering on architectural thinking; architecture, city planning, landscape, interior, product, brand building, and concept making.
With Mistletoe Inc. a startup-supporting company that professes Collective Impact Community, he established an experimental R&D organization DDAA LAB in 2019. In 2020, his first book Continuous Design: Strange DIY Manual was published by Shobunsha. He will participate in the Japan Pavilion at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennalre di Venezia in 2021.