Hospitality CGI for a Marriott Hotel Interior in London

Charles Roberts Studios produced hospitality CGI for a proposed interior at a Marriott hotel in London. The brief called for a flexible event space, refined and contemporary, that could work equally well for business presentations and social or dining functions, and the visuals needed to show that flexibility clearly rather than just the finishes.

Rather than a single image, we produced two visuals of the same room in different layouts. The first shows a theatre-style setup, chairs arranged towards a lectern and presentation point, for corporate meetings and briefings. The second shows the same room dressed for dining, with round tables, place settings and floral centrepieces, for private dining and receptions.

The design language stays consistent across both. Warm timber panelling and doors, soft neutral walls and drapery around the perimeter give the room a calm backdrop that doesn't tip into feeling corporate or bland. Recessed and perimeter lighting, along with pendant fittings, keep the room feeling refined without losing scale, and the flooring pattern adds texture that reads differently depending on the layout, guiding the eye toward the front in the theatre setup and sitting more subtly in the background for dining.

Together, the two visuals were produced to support internal design review and stakeholder sign-off, and to give the hotel material for early marketing ahead of the room's completion.