Hotel Mono
Chinatown, Outram, Singapore
“Monochrome shophouse minimalism”
Vibe
Stark black-and-white minimalism replaces typical heritage ornament across a converted row of six traditional Chinatown shophouses.
“Monochrome shophouse minimalism”
William Chan's stark monochromatic concept with sculptural black metal conduit bars traversing guest room ceilings.
Six restored early-1900s conservation shophouses retaining original airwells and Rococo-era timber window frames.
Set in Chinatown's historic shophouse district with retro nude mosaic bathroom tilework referencing traditional interiors.
On Mosque Street in bustling Chinatown, steps from Chinatown MRT station and lively hawker lanes
Rooms
A single continuous black metal bar traverses the ceiling as sculptural lighting and clothes rail, offset by nude-toned mosaic bath tiles.
Backstory
Designer William Chan transformed the former Dragon Court Hotel, preserving Rococo-era window frames and original shophouse airwells beneath the monochrome coat.
The neighborhood
Mosque Street puts Chinatown's bustling hawker stalls and tea shops right outside, with the MRT station just a short stroll away.
The app
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