Interior & Logo Design

Interior Design Concept

The fourth-floor lobby lounge, designed to give a sense of unity with the city, is an open space integrated with an outdoor terrace that overlooks the streets of Ginza.
The 7.5-meter high ceiling is decorated with a delicate and glittering chandelier with a flower-blizzard motif so that people in the city can feel a sense of the lobby.
We dared to place different designer furniture so that each guest can choose a space of their choice.
The Anchor Tokyo restaurant and bar also features a dramatic art screen that resembles champagne bubbles rising from a glass, creating a mature space that sparkles in the light of the Ginza district.
The restaurant has table seating, counter seating, and terrace seats so that you can spend your time as you desire.
In addition, the "Premium Lounge" on the top floor, which is available only to hotel guests, has an open-air terrace with luxurious outdoor furniture and rocking chairs, where you can enjoy the ever-changing cityscape of Ginza while relaxing.

Each guest room features custom-made carpets that incorporate the lights of the Ginza district into its design, pendant lighting inspired by the lights of the building, and a washroom mirror, so that guests can feel the presence of the city from within the guest rooms.
We designed six unique types of guest rooms that can be selected according to the guests' purposes.
These include the Luxe, a corner room with glass walls surrounded by the lights of the city the Modest, a business-grade room with Custom-made office furniture; and THE GATE, a suite with a Jacuzzi on a private outdoor terrace.

Gensler and Associates / Int’l, Ltd.

Interior Design

Gensler and Associates / Int’l, Ltd.

Starting with luxury brands and the interior design of concept hotels, this is the world's largest design firm in the field of strategic consulting services, as well as offices, commercial facilities, urban planning, and architecture. In addition to design, the firm is involved in a wide range of other businesses, including research consulting, digital solutions, and branding, while providing comprehensive design services tailored to each client's business strategy.

Public Area Design

Yudai Watanabe

A wide range of tasks from concept planning to design supervision are performed with the realization of well-thought-out designs as well as the staging of space through lighting.

Room Design

Rie Kurokawa

Based on the design concept and the business goals desired by the client, new ideas to enhance the user experience are continuously pursued.

Logo Concept

The symbol for THE GATE HOTEL uses the letter for "gate",
門 (mon) as it's motif, evolving it into a modern version of the letter.
The horizontal lines represent the floors, and the spaces between the floors represent
the unseen services which are performed.
The subdued gold color is the image of an elegant and calm ambience.

Logo & Graphics

Taku Satoh

A graphic designer active in multiple fields ranging from designing products for daily use to directing educational TV programmes and exhibitions. The elegant symbol of THE GATE HOTEL which embodies our spirit of hospitality is a design based on the shape of a gate.