Kingston Hotel
A renewed entry sequence pairs crisp geometry with improved accessibility, giving the hotel frontage a contemporary, guest-friendly identity.

Entrance

A renewed entry sequence pairs crisp geometry with improved accessibility, giving the hotel frontage a contemporary, guest-friendly identity.

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The upgraded entrance transforms a once utilitarian threshold into a coherent, welcoming arrival point. Clean lines, integrated lighting and a refined monochromatic palette set the tone for the interior experience while meeting modern accessibility standards with clarity and confidence.

This entrance elevation reflects the project’s broader intention: elevating a familiar local venue through subtle architectural refinement rather than overt reinvention. The façade retains the character of the original brickwork but is sharpened with a fresh navy-and-white palette, creating a crisp visual rhythm that guides guests toward the main entry.

The canopy—sleek, white and gently curved—introduces a sense of hospitality before visitors step inside. Its underside is fitted with warm, evenly spaced downlights that create a soft wash of illumination across the walkway. A slim LED perimeter line emphasises the curve, adding a contemporary detail visible both day and night, enhancing safety and atmosphere simultaneously.

Accessibility upgrades are woven elegantly into the design. The new ramp structure is constructed in smooth concrete, paired with stainless-steel handrails that deliver durability without visual heaviness. Tactile indicators at thresholds improve user navigation while maintaining the clean aesthetic of the finishes schedule. Brick detailing along the wall is retained and highlighted, linking the refreshed entry to the hotel’s long-standing presence in the community.

While this area sits outside the interior design scope, the updated entry sequence acts as the first chapter of the venue’s story—an exterior gesture that promises the warmth, craftsmanship and thoughtful detailing found within.

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The Kingston Hotel’s historic façade holds its Art Deco bones with pride. Fresh midnight-blue brickwork, crisp white trims and subtle geometric detailing frame the venue’s new life, signalling a revitalised hospitality destination while honouring its place in the local streetscape.

The exterior

A refined yet approachable bar anchored by fluted timber, softly lustred tiles and arched illuminated shelves. Warm lighting, classic bentwood stools and patterned mosaic flooring create a contemporary hospitality setting with an unmistakable Tasmanian pub soul.

The Main Bar

A circular wall opening frames a precise glimpse of the bar, transforming a functional threshold into a sculptural moment.

Bar Vista Through Circular Aperture

A warm, tactile composition of Safi clay tiles, engineered stone, and dark oak stools, anchored by a softly illuminated bar display.

Bar Detail

A lively, contemporary sports bar with warm timber tones, patterned flooring and a long, tiled bar front. Classic bentwood stools, robust materials and layered lighting create a relaxed, social atmosphere built for all-day dining, casual drinks and high-energy match nights.

The Sports Bar

Guests enjoying signature drinks against the warm glow of the refurbished Kingston bar.

Social space

A vibrant dining destination where guests and locals mingle.

The Dining Room

A relaxed pocket of the venue where sport, conversation and casual play blend into the everyday rhythm of the pub.

The Games Corner

A close-up of the illuminated bar shelving, where refined detailing elevates the everyday ritual of pouring a drink.

Arched Bottlescape

A refined dining nook layered in deep greens, soft curves, and ambient lighting.

Classic Dining

A relaxed sports lounge combining upholstered comfort, classic timber stools and a bold patterned carpet. Layered materials, muted colours and multiple screens shape an easygoing environment designed for long stays, casual gatherings and an uninterrupted view of the action.

The Sports Lounge

A calm and contemporary bistro space defined by chevron timber flooring, classic bentwood chairs and crisp stone-look tabletops. Gentle colour blocking, soft drapery and warm lighting create an inviting dining room that balances familiarity with a refined, modern edge.

Bistro Dining area

A soft, moody dining corner layered with panelling, muted greens and tailored banquette seating.

Dining Intimate Seating

A refined private dining space centred around a sculpted stone-look table and enveloped in soft drapery.

The private dining

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