Hotel and resort interior design Hotel and resort interior design

Hotel and resort interior design

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** Price depennds on the style and complexity of the Project.

Guests remember a hotel by how they slept, how the place felt on arrival and one or two details they photograph. We design boutique hotels, resorts, cabin communities and vacation rentals, from the guest room to the lobby, the restaurant, the spa and the back of house, for owners in the Seattle area and beyond.

The cottage community in the Carpathians (10,000 m², 2023) combines houses for permanent living and seasonal stays, from one to three bedrooms, with an administrative building, a restaurant complex with a conference hall and a large sports complex with a pool and spa. Its one-bedroom Minimalism House fits a calm retreat into 75 m² of wood, metal and panoramic glass, and the hall of Copper Hall converts into a dining room, a bar or a catering area.

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Q&A

Do you design both the architecture and the interiors of a resort?

Yes. In the Carpathian community we designed the houses, the public buildings and their interiors as one project.

Can you work with an existing hotel?

Yes. We redesign rooms, lobbies and restaurants in phases so the hotel can keep operating.

What is a model room?

A first finished room built before the rest, so the owner and operator can test materials, furniture and details.

Do you design vacation rentals and guest houses?

Yes, like the 75 m² one-bedroom Minimalism House: compact, durable and calm.

Do you design hotel spas and pools?

Yes, together with our swimming pool design service.

How long does hotel design take?

It depends on the number of rooms and whether the building is new; a boutique hotel interior usually takes three to six months.

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  • Boutique hotel - a small hotel where every room and the lobby carry one clear idea.
  • Resort and cabin community - houses, a restaurant, a spa and the landscape planned together.
  • Vacation rental and guest house - compact, durable homes that guests book again.
  • Hotel restaurant and bar - see also our HoReCa interior design service.
  • Spa and wellness - pools, saunas and treatment rooms for guests.

The Guest Journey

We design the stay in the order the guest experiences it: the approach and arrival, check-in, the corridor, the door of the room, the bed, the bathroom, breakfast and the view. Each step needs a decision about light, sound and material, and the quiet parts matter as much as the photographed ones.

Rooms That Sleep Well

Sleep comes first: blackout, acoustic separation between rooms and from the corridor, a mattress zone away from the door, and lighting that can be controlled from the bed. Storage, a place for the suitcase, sockets where people need them and a bathroom with good light and ventilation make the rest of the stay easy.

A Sense of Place

A resort should feel like where it is. In the Carpathian community the buildings use local thermally modified wood and stone with RHEINZINK patinated zinc roofs, and large panoramic windows bring the mountains into every room. We look for the same local character for a hotel in the Pacific Northwest: timber, stone, views of water and forest.

Built for Operation

A hotel works when housekeeping, maintenance and service routes are designed as carefully as the guest areas. We plan linen rooms, service corridors and storage, choose contract-grade finishes and fabrics that meet fire requirements and survive constant cleaning, and detail furniture that can be repaired rather than replaced.

How We Work

We start with the concept of the hotel, its guests and the operator, develop the architecture or the layout of the existing building, a concept with renderings and a model room, then the drawings, furniture and finishes schedules. For restaurants and bars see HoReCa interior design, and for the buildings themselves architecture.