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A room where you can see the huge rock Tategami, which has been worshiped as a place where gods stop by before landing on the island from the sea, and has been an object of worship. Designers created a room that can only be felt here by using materials that can only be obtained on the island as interior materials. The interior of the guest room is made using sea sand and coral collected from the sea of Amami Oshima.
This is no doubt a hotel based on the animal theme. However, designers didn’t simply create a series of adorable and graceful animal-shaped installations in order to attract great attention in the intensely competitive market. Infusing the space with the deep love for animals, designers transformed the hotel into an art exhibition, where customers are able to observe and feel the real situation facing the endangered animals in the present moment.
Scholars Xuntang is a hotel interior created within historic residential buildings in Wuxi, China. The interior covers 5400 square meters and keeps the character of white walls and black tiles. Original structures were protected and reinforced, so traces of time remain visible. Decoration is restrained, allowing the old fabric to be seen. Materials include wood finish, stone, gold brick, glass, wallpaper, paint, linen, silk and malacca rattan. Local silk and linen textiles reflect regional crafts. The design links guests with nature and gives the old buildings new use.
CP Budapest is an interior design project for a hotel on the Pest side of Budapest, near the Nyugati train station and the Westend City shopping mall. The work involved the modernisation and rebranding of an existing hotel building with 230 guest rooms. The lobby and the Axis bar are colourful and eclectic, recalling the nineteenth century train station nearby. The restaurant, corridors and guest rooms use calmer earthy tones, such as terracotta, beige and green. The interiors connect with the surroundings and welcome both hotel guests and local visitors.
Ref Okinawa Arena is a hotel located inland on Okinawa Island, away from the coastal resort areas. The eight-story reinforced concrete building has a total floor area of about 5,929 square meters and contains 150 guest rooms, restaurants, two rental meeting spaces, a sauna, a pool and a rooftop bar. The exterior facade is based on the hana-block, a traditional Okinawan vent block, with frames in tropical green and brick red. The first two floors are multifunctional spaces linked by a central staircase and open to a terrace garden facing a public park.
All Day Place Shibuya is a hotel located in Shibuya, Tokyo. The concept is "a place where all can gather" encouraging mingling between both locals and travelers. It has a cafe and beer bar on the ground floor, the hotel reception and lobby on the building's second floor alongside its restaurant. A key design feature is the square tiling in a stunning gradient of various greens, connecting the outdoor area to indoor facilities. The hotel also strives to adopt an environmentally friendly approach by using sustainable materials for both construction and amenities.
With the beauty of nature and the beauty of humanity,definition of City Resort Hotel,it is clear that it is different from local hotels. Combined with local culture and living habits, add elegance and rhyme to guest rooms and provide different living experiences. The relaxed and rigorous work of holiday, full of elegance, clean and soft life.Reveal the state of mind that hides the mind, and let the guests walk in the tranquility of the city.
Xiangyuehuating is a health care hotel interior located in Huating Town, Jiading District, Shanghai. The project covers about 6200 square meters and contains a health room, a member department, a nutrition restaurant, a medical beauty and spa area and a family doctor space. Wood veneer and micro-cement are used to reduce the cold feeling of the medical rooms. Natural curves and environmentally friendly materials create a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The layout follows the lake, and an open corridor and an inner atrium bring the landscape into the interior.
Transformation is the interior design of a hotel with 995 square meters of space, including guest rooms, corridors, a merchandise area and a restaurant. Blue is used as the main color, with a white ceiling that suggests sky, clouds and ocean. Titanium-plated trim in black and rose gold, spotlights and track lighting accent the rooms. An artificial green wall brings greenery to the basement restaurant, where a one-piece artificial stone dining table resists wear and oil. The original flooring and staircase handrails were retained.
Kang Yuan is the lobby interior of a hotel in Tianmen, China. The space covers 2800 square meters and has a height of 3.5 meters. Wood, glass, metal and stone are the main materials. A screen wall replaces the usual reception desk, following traditional architectural form and creating visual depth through the borrowed landscape method of oriental gardens. A three-stage corner staircase links the two floors and offers changing views, so moving through the lobby resembles a garden walk. Warm light and a calm atmosphere support the transition from outdoors to indoors.
The Japanese Restaurant is an all-day dining restaurant inside a luxury resort in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. The 401 square meter space serves Edomae sushi, teppanyaki, kaiseki cuisine and a la carte dishes. A long corridor with a lattice inspired by Kanuma Kumiko craft leads to the reception and the main dining room, which overlooks Mount Nantai. Teppanyaki and sushi counters, a tatami room, a private room and terrace seating surround the main area. Aluminum die-cast lattices, yellow Juraku walls and a carved red panel of local plants are used.
Canopy by Hilton Hangzhou Jinsha Lake is a hotel lighting design shaped by local culture. The lobby features a pendant inspired by the osmanthus, a local flower traditionally planted in front of homes to welcome guests, and heron light sculptures inspired by birds seen at the nearby Jinsha Lake. Hidden LED lights behind the front desk suggest the waves of the Qiantang River. Energy saving LED fixtures with a high color rendering index are used throughout. Public areas are lit at 3000K and guestrooms at 2700K. Hidden lights make the canopy bed frame appear detached from the wall and ceiling.