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Hospitality

Resort

Relaxed interiors that respond to landscape, light and shared leisure.

European luxury interiors

Each image presents an independent room direction. Shared floorplans and consistency between rooms are reviewed separately.

Riviera courtyard luxury

Thick arches and cross-vaulted loggias frame an L-shaped courtyard lounge, while a beamed breakfast kitchen opens beneath a lower terrace pergola. A separate inward-facing bath pavilion uses private garden light; warm timber, woven seating and pale stone-look surfaces connect the coastal settings.

Riviera courtyard luxury · Reception salon
Riviera courtyard luxury · Reception salon
Riviera courtyard luxury · Breakfast kitchen
Riviera courtyard luxury · Breakfast kitchen
Riviera courtyard luxury · Bathing room
Riviera courtyard luxury · Bathing room
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Relaxed interiors that respond to landscape, light and shared leisure. Build a relationship between arrival, social spaces and guest rooms through a repeated material thread. The design should address the local climate and maintenance routine when discussing finishes near open terraces or frequently used communal areas. Develop the palette across adjoining rooms before selecting individual pieces. Review proportions, material transitions and lighting together in a coordinated sample board, then translate the approved direction into room-specific drawings and a product schedule.

Concept palette · colour and finish to be confirmed with physical samples.

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