Mercure Hotel, Charlestown
Project - Mercure Hotels
Location - Charlestown. New South Wales
Product(s) - HW16002 Pallido
Designer - Webber Architects
Mercure Hotel, Charlestown features Pallido Herringbone (HW16002P) as an eye-catching timber wall feature. One of Havwoods’ bestsellers from the Italian Collection, Pallido sits within the Honey color group, bringing warm natural tones, texture and distinctive herringbone geometry to the hotel interior. Used vertically, the product demonstrates how patterned timber can move beyond the floor to create an impactful hospitality design feature.
A honey-toned welcome
A warm welcome with Pallido
Creating a memorable first impression was central to the renovation of Mercure Hotel, Charlestown. Designers Grant and Amanda looked to the natural warmth of timber to help realize their vision, selecting Pallido Herringbone (HW16002P) as a striking wall feature within the refreshed hotel interior.
The inviting warmth of Honey
Pallido sits within Havwoods’ Honey color group, bringing warm and inviting timber tones to the space. Used vertically, its natural coloring introduces warmth and texture to the walls while complementing the surrounding furnishings and finishes. The result is a feature that helps create a welcoming atmosphere from the moment guests arrive.
Herringbone beyond the floor
As one of Havwoods’ bestselling products, Pallido demonstrates how herringbone can make an impact beyond traditional flooring applications. Installed as a wall feature, the distinctive geometry creates movement and visual interest, transforming the timber surface into a focal point while showcasing the versatility of patterned wood.
Italian Collection character
Pallido Herringbone (HW16002P) is part of Havwoods’ Italian Collection, a range of European Oak products available across versatile colors and patterned formats. At Mercure Hotel, using Pallido on the wall offers a different interpretation of the classic herringbone design, bringing the warmth of the Honey color group and the natural character of timber into the hotel in an unexpected way.
