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In this article, we will explore several hotels with intriguing designs, hoping to inspire you for your own project.
The designer Zhang Haihua created the boutique hotel project, Hua Xu, drawing inspiration from the Jiangnan region's traditional houses and Suzhou's unique urban landscapes. The hotel features a neutral palette of grey and white, allowing it to blend harmoniously with the surrounding architectural context.
The boutique hotel's interiors also perfectly harmonize with the surrounding nature, sometimes even extending it. This is especially evident in the space for traditional Chinese tea ceremonies. Panoramic windows allow the garden to become an integral part of this space. At the same time, neutral tones and wooden furniture create an atmosphere of peaceful contemplation.
Due to the low floor level, one of the hotel's spaces is a modern version of a traditional Chinese hall. The interior feels cozy and harmonious despite its scale, with nothing superfluous.
Le Grand Mazarin, designed by the renowned Swedish designer Martin Brudnizki, is a unique blend of classic French design traditions and modern trends.
Martin claims that he was inspired by the French salon when creating the project. In this place, intellectuals, artists, and performers gathered to socialize and exchange creative ideas starting in the 17th century.
The interiors, inspired by the concept of an old-fashioned salon, create a welcoming atmosphere where guests feel at home and can express themselves freely. Soft pastel shades and art deco-style furniture add sophistication to the spaces.
The hotel features many unique details: watercolor frescoes by artist Sofia Pejic, richly adorned tapestry canopies, a covered pool with a fresco by Parisian master Jacques Merle, and wallpaper with a lobster print.
Rejecting the predictable Greek island aesthetic of "white on white," Athanasia Comninos, the owner and CEO of The Rooster, along with her team of designers, created a place that perfectly fits the picturesque island aesthetic of Antiparos.
Natural textures and materials were incorporated into the hotel design to create interiors that harmonize with the natural landscape. One of the standout features of this hotel is its open spaces, which invite guests to find unity with the island's nature.
The serene interiors in muted sandy tones do not overwhelm the landscape, which is the main element here. Soft adjustable lighting, tropical rain showerheads, and comfortable loungers by the outdoor pool — all aspects of this space blend seamlessly with one another.
The luxurious Taj Taal Kutir Hotel is an unparalleled blend of the exquisite aesthetics of 19th-century Kolkata and modern architectural solutions.
The building's design, shaped like the letter "C" and created by Salient Design, fosters a cozy atmosphere around the central covered pool. This layout creates a secluded space, disconnecting guests from the fast-paced city rhythm.
The interiors of Taj Taal Kutir continue this subtle concept, employing a monochromatic palette that symbolizes restrained elegance. The black-and-white patterned floors harmoniously complement the black teak furniture. Additionally, regional crafts such as Kantha embroidery and authentic art pieces are elegantly integrated into the hotel’s design, adding depth and cultural context.
Comfortable and stylish furniture in a hotel or guesthouse is the key to ensuring your guests have a relaxing stay. We will help you choose the right options and bring all your design ideas to life.
If you need assistance selecting furniture or have any questions, please contact our managers conveniently. The Globus team is ready to provide all the necessary information!
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