Top designer in for new Thames-side hotel

Monday 12 March 2012 07:00 EDT
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Leading London designer Tom Dixon is set to create his first ever hotel – he has been hired by the upmarket American group Morgans Hotel for their Mondrian on the south bank of the Thames.

Morgan's was due to unveil plans for the 360-bed hotel in the former Sea Containers House building this morning. The redevelopment of the former office block is due to be finished in 2014.

Dixon, who was behind the design of Shoreditch House and is a former head of design at Habitat, has been hired by the group for the first Mondrian hotel in Europe.

Morgan's, founded by the boutique hotel guru Ian Schrager, runs the Royalton and Hudson in New York and the Sanderson in London.

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