Art weaves a powerful narrative at the Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point
Words by: Matt Dougherty
The interior design at Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point draws from the city s history, including its rich nautical legacy
San Francisco-based BraytonHughes Design Studios was tasked with putting their creative stamp on the Canopy by Hilton Baltimore Harbor Point, located on the ground floor of the Wills Wharf building and the latest to join Hilton’s burgeoning lifestyle brand. “We had the opportunity to create a design that would reinforce the brand,” says principal Kiko Singh. The goal was to create “a place where guests and locals in the community can sense the city of Baltimore.” Therefore, the palette incorporates a variety of blue hues that reflect the waterfront, while teak, rope, copper, and steel reference the city’s shipbuilding and industrial past.
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25 February 2021
Laying out a roadmap for the reopening of the English economy earlier this week, Boris Johnson was able to offer the travel industry the first real good news it had heard it nearly a year.
The global travel taskforce would reconvene to examine how to reopen the sector, the prime minister revealed, with a report due on April 12th.
Currently, the government hopes international travel can fully resume in mid-May, clearing the way for a well-earned summer break for millions.
However, the timeframe remains flexible, with a slowdown in vaccinations, an increase in infections or the arrival of a new variant of Covid-19 just some of the reasons for a possible delay.
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