The Lucent Hotel

Architectural glass installations for a secluded Pacific Northwest retreat, connecting the hotel entrance with the atmosphere of Ocean Glass Bar.

Client: The Lucent

Timeframe: 2026 · Concept

Collaborators: MOSIS STUDIO

Ocean Glass Bar concept with blue and green glass, suspended driftwood, white orchids and ivory stools
Layered colored glass above the hotel entrance in daylight
Colored glass illuminated above the hotel entrance at dusk
Blue and Citrine bar concept with cobalt, aqua and yellow glass, driftwood and ivory stools
Blue Hour bar concept with blue and purple glass, floral sculpture and cobalt stools
Ocean Glass, Blue and Citrine, Sunset Gradient and Blue Hour glass color studies
Conceptual entrance elevation and glass layering study, not to scale and not for construction

The Opportunity

Imagined on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, The Lucent is a 32-room coastal lodge reinterpreted by a second-generation owner with a background in art curation. Set between forest and a quiet Pacific cove, the retreat calls for a distinctive sense of arrival and a gathering place that feels inseparable from its setting. The opportunity: make light the hotel’s signature.

The Approach

MOSIS STUDIO’s concept connects the exterior entrance and Ocean Glass Bar through layered, colored glass. Outside, stepped panels cast shifting color across the façade by day and become an illuminated beacon after dusk. Inside, ocean blues and sea greens meet pale timber, ivory seating and a suspended driftwood sculpture threaded with white orchids. Alternate palettes explore warmer and more theatrical moods, while the shared geometry holds the experience together.

The Takeaway

One material language, two distinct experiences: a luminous welcome and an intimate place to linger. Conceived as part of the architecture, the installations give The Lucent an identity that changes with the light and rewards a closer look. A secluded destination with a memorable point of view.