Projekte
Geo_ID's design concept for the Maxx Royal's Turk Restaurant is a harmonious integration of contemporary elements with traditional Turkish influences. The graceful form and color shades of anise subtly inspire some elements within the restaurant. The wood wall panels reflect anise-inspired patterns, and the color scheme is carefully chosen to mirror its enchanting hues. These touches infuse the space with an inviting and alluring atmosphere.
The pool bar area offers a unique blend of contemporary design and traditional Turkish aesthetics. As you enter the area, your eyes are immediately drawn to the mesmerizing patterns adorning the ceiling. These patterns, inspired by Turkish village houses, are not merely decorative but also tell a story of architectural evolution. They are divided into different layers, skillfully interpreted through the lens of modern design.
The seafood restaurant's design harmonizes the rustic charm of traditional Turkish fish eateries with the unparalleled luxury of Maxx Royal. This fusion creates an ambiance that feels both familiar and upscale, setting the tone for a distinctive dining experience. The design embraces a predominantly white color palette, invoking a sense of endless summer. This palette not only accentuates the freshness of the seafood offerings but also evokes the luxurious ambiance that is synonymous with the Maxx Royal experience.
Hotel El Vincenç de la Mar with sea views is carefully designed combining elegance , classic and modern styles, that together guarantee guests a unique stay at the very heart of the Mediterranean. Lobby and outdoor area furnished with Kettal furniture in Mediterranean hues.
Like an island immersed in the heart of a sea of greenery, the Domaine de la Trinité is nestled in a remarkable area, a few steps from a confidential and isolated beach. Let yourself be amazed by the panoramic view on the Mediterranean Sea and the Bonifacian coastline which borders it. This exclusive property of 2.5 hectares offers an unparalleled tranquility, in an atmosphere in symbiosis with the surrounding vegetation. It is located in the heart of an area free of any construction and offers a private access to the sea.
Inspired by the city and the sea, accommodations have been fully transformed by renowned French interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon; the new style brings lighter, sea-inspired colours and a mix of classic and contemporary furniture; while embracing the latest technology, the design pays homage to Qatar’s heritage with details such as mother of pearl inlays and decorative Arabic motifs.
Villa Le Blanc boasts an idyllic natural setting on Santo Tomás Beach on the Migjorn coast, halfway between Mahón and Ciutadella – an ideal location for discovering the cultural and natural attractions of the island, which was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1993.
The renovation of what was once the Sol Beach House Hotel was led by the architect Álvaro Sans and combines simple and contemporary design with luxurious details. The hotel provides a total of 159 rooms, including 14 Premium Rooms and 86 S
W Hotels Worldwide, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands is set to unveil the highly-anticipated W Algarve in Spring this year. Located on the sun-drenched shores of the Algarve, where jagged cliffs merge with crystal clear waters and all-year sunny climes, the 134-guestroom hotel, and 83 Residences, will bring the brand’s distinctive energy to Portugal for the first time. With an intriguing design spearheaded by AB Concept, the hotel will entwine the Algarve’s striking natural scenery and rich Portuguese history with the brand’s signature style.
Art, artisans and the fine art of placemaking inspire this new luxury hotel featuring 114 guestrooms and suites, restaurants and a spa, informed by the simplicity and refinement of old Kyoto, nestled at the foot of the breathtakingly scenic Takagamine mountains, and divided by the eternal flow of the Tenjin River.
Situated in northern Kyoto, the Takagamine district has been a haven for artisans since time immemorial and home to some of Japan’s most sublime temples. The beauty and simplicity of Japanese culture pervades the hotel, with inspiration drawn from unlikely places: the gentle sway of bamboo in the wind, the evocative textures of handmade paper, the lustre of exquisite ceramics.
Overlooking spectacular mountain forests amid glades of bamboo, discover interiors conceived as a shared journey informed by people and place, connecting guests with culture and nature at every turn. Guests might imagine themselves as foreign artists living in a Japanese home, amidst authentic artworks and furniture pieces steeped in old Kyoto but selected
