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From vertical gardens and Marimekko tableware to soundproof walls and luxe boardroom, these exec lounges make travelers actually enjoy their layovers and delays.
Finnair lounge at Helsinki’s airport. Photo by pinelife.
In the last decade cities around the world have helped this along by building exceptionally designed, clean, well-functioning airports—consider the brightly painted struts and wood ceilings of Madrid-Barajas or the soaring, glass-roofed spaces of Incheon International in South Korea. Along with them have come equally stunning airport lounges, and the super-luxe first-class areas in international hubs around the world are a testament to this new age of luxury.
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