The invitation-only Qantas Chairman’s Lounge now sports a dramatic new look, at least at Melbourne Airport, where the exclusive lounge recently opened its frosted glass doors after renovations.
It looks nothing at all like its Sydney counterpart, which shares much of its DNA with the highly-regarded Qantas International First Lounge.
Melbourne’s new Qantas Chairman’s Lounge darts off in a totally different direction.
We’re certain this very colourful and very contemporary look will also prove very controversial, especially among more traditionally-minded members of the Chairman’s Lounge program.
Gone are the muted colours and solid “gentleman’s club” design.
Now it’s light, open and airy, and rather more ‘new European’ rather than ‘old London’.
Thankfully there’s a well-stocked bar to help calm any overwhelming panic brought on by this dramatic change.
Visitors to Qantas’ Sydney and Melbourne first class lounges will notice some familiar favourites on the menu, which is printed using the same placemat design as daily menus for the Qantas Singapore Lounge.
More photos: Inside the Qantas Chairman’s Lounge
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Photos: new look for Qantas Chairman"s Lounge
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