About the project:
~ 5 min
Area
400м²
The hotel lobby is a collective image, which is further revealed in the design of the rooms
Our new project - a hotel in the center of Moscow on Zvonarsky Pereulok was a real puzzle, which we successfully coped with. Non-standard premises of old stock, pre-revolutionary construction had to be transformed into cozy and comfortable rooms, which one would like to come to as home.
In decorating the rooms we paid special attention to mirrors, their location and quantity
When choosing a hotel, you are probably guided not only by its location, but also by the general atmosphere and style, which disposes to a comfortable stay. The interior of the hotel is made in several classic colors - different shades of gray, black and beige, united by brass details that bring charm and completeness to the composition. In decorating the rooms we paid special attention to mirrors, their location and quantity. They not only fit harmoniously into the overall concept, but also visually expand the boundaries of space.
The interior of the hotel is made in several classic colors - different shades of gray, black and beige
Despite the predominance of cold and dark shades in the design, the interior looks very cozy, thanks to restrained accents of brass, interesting decorative objects and plenty of mirrors. We left the brickwork, which looks especially effective in contrast with the light velvet wall panels. All this makes the interior stylish, homely and one you will want to return to again.
The general atmosphere and stylistics disposes to comfortable pastime
Plaster statues of David, Athena and Apollo as art objects in the rooms
The interior of the rooms is not only full of aesthetic beauty, but also functional. We tried to think over many things for the convenience of future guests, such as shelves above the bed for small things, or huge mirrors in the floor, allowing you to make sure of a flawless image before leaving for a new day. In the design we used plaster statues of David, Athena and Apollo, which not only blended seamlessly into the interior, but also became art objects of the rooms.
At first glance you may think it's a corridor, but a closer look will show that it's a bathroom. A narrow, elongated room is a real challenge, because the interior has to be planned in such a way that it is both functional and beautiful. We divided the room into three functional zones, separated by glass partitions with doors.
The color scheme of the bathrooms echoes the general mood of the rooms, creating a holistic atmosphere of a single space. The bathroom is a fully thought-out functional space with no unnecessary details. Each room and its bathroom is carefully designed and planned for the convenience of the hotel guests.
