Posts about "Projects-hospitality"

Christina O meets James Bond
Projects&Hospitality
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Christina O meets James Bond

More a private yacht than a cruise ship, this vessel was conceived as a floating luxury hotel. It’s how Four Seasons I is redefining the seafaring experience: with more space, vast panoramic suites, and a pool that seemingly disappears

Treading lightly as guests of nature
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Treading lightly as guests of nature

In the Philippines, nestled in a cove dominated by sheer cliffs, Lagen Island Resort / El Nido by WATG & Wimberly Interiors embodies a regenerative approach to hospitality

Gaya Beach House
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Gaya Beach House

Juhu Beach, Mumbai | Lissoni Casal Ribeiro

Between aesthetics and technology
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Between aesthetics and technology

Fluid spaces, discreet elegance, and a sea-inspired color palette. This is the new T52 Awandra, a successor to Baglietto's 33 and 44-meter series, but with an elevated level of customization – including in its exterior design

Mountain retreat
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Mountain retreat

The interiors of the private chalet in St. Moritz express Zanaboni's approach to luxury: custom-made furnishings, quality materials, and Italian craftsmanship

Harborfront: photography and coffee
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Harborfront: photography and coffee

In Rotterdam, the transformation into the Nederlands Fotomuseum breathes new life into the former Santos warehouse, built in the early 20th century for storing Brazilian coffee

Pedrali | Lamorisse
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Pedrali | Lamorisse

Ideal for sea-view verandas, shaded outdoor areas, and poolside relaxation zones, Lamorisse stands out for its lightweight and stackable structure, designed for contemporary outdoor living

Lève Office Bar: a contemporary take on modernist memory
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Lève Office Bar: a contemporary take on modernist memory

In the heart of Turin, Fabio Fantolino transforms the language of 1960s office design into a refined hospitality project. Reflective surfaces, bespoke furniture and a carefully orchestrated spatial layout define an environment that evolves throughout the day