The Sky is The Limit for our Next Airport Lounge!
Following a series of successful rebrand openings of Aspire Airport Lounges, DV8 Designs have once again been appointed to work with Aspire, the prestigious airport lounge brand owned by Swissport, this time at Belfast City Airport. Aspire lounges offer space and amenities that ensure each visit is a rewarding and relaxing experience. The team at DV8 Designs worked alongside the Aspire brand guidelines and drew from their extensive experience of designing high-end restaurants and boutique hotels, creating a sophisticated yet comfortable space where passengers can work, relax and socialise, resulting in an award winning Aspire Lounge in Edinburgh and London Luton, and DV8 achieving finalist status in the Mix Interiors Mixology Awards 2021.
Graham Allen, Head of Aspire Lounges UK & Ireland said of the appointment:
“Aspire is delighted to be partnering once again with DV8 Designs on the redevelopment of our lounge at Belfast City Airport. This exciting project will enable Aspire to maximise use of the space and modernise our facility to meet and exceed the expectations of our guests. DV8 consistently recognise the need to tailor each project to ensure the ever-changing travel needs of our guests are met and ensure that Aspire remains a market leader of Airport Lounges. Our lounge at Belfast City will be designed with our new identity at its foundations; recognisably Aspire with a distinct sense of place.”
North-West based talent and owner of DV8 Designs, Lee Birchall said of the reappointment:
“We are delighted to once again be partnering with Aspire to create a truly premium lounge service in line with the Aspire vision, whilst also integrating the unique geographical characteristics of Belfast and the surrounding region. Our design team enjoy the strong working relationship with Aspire, having a degree of creative freedom to bring our latest airport experience to life.”
Aspire are Europe’s largest brand of airport lounge and serve over 7 million customers worldwide.
