The author of the interior of Sky Hotel found inspiration in motifs from nature: the hotel reception was designed as a twisted form, cut through the middle so that the finish of the walls behind it could be glimpsed, and to visually tie together all the elements in this zone.
The hotel is located in a peaceful residential zone, not far from the city centre, nestled between traditional urban residential buildings. It consists of five levels, a basement, ground floor and four upper floors. The ground level of the hotel contains the main hall with a reception equipped with modern furniture that, along with the geometric forms permeating the wall, ceiling and floor covers, contributes to the attractiveness and dynamics of this space. The author of the interior of Sky Hotel found inspiration in motifs from nature: the hotel reception was designed as a twisted form, cut through the middle so that the finish of the walls behind it could be glimpsed, and to visually tie together all the elements in this zone.
The interior is dominated by geometric forms (walls, ceilings, floors) intertwined with lighting fixtures, making the space dynamic and intensifying the form of these linear shapes. The carefully designed ceilings emphasize and visually enlarge different spatial zones.
The sophisticated furniture subtly softens the playfulness and sharpness of the finishing elements, and the result of this combination is an elegant and pleasant space to stay in. The interior is further enriched by plant life. Natural materials dominate, with marble, wood and leather both in the paneling and the furniture. The services offered by this hotel include a mini-restaurant with breakfast, a conference room and a mini-spa for moments of relaxation. The accommodation consist of thirty-seven units, with twelve qualified as deluxe rooms, twelve as medium rooms, and thirteen as standard rooms.
The accommodation units are envisaged as twin bed rooms. The previously designed building structure set certain limitations, conditioning the structuring of the rooms. The accommodation units were organized in a standard manner, with a clearly defined entry zone that provides easy access to the sanitary block The atmosphere in each room was formed according to its classification.
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MASSIMO VIGNELLI
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