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Poised on an elevated plateau that meets with limestone cliffs sweeping down to the ocean, the view from the Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali is nothing less than picture-perfect. There contemporary Bali-inspired living design seamlessly integrates with personal journeys of cultural richness, continuing the Alila tradition of a total destination experience that is serene, sensual, and surprisingly different.

 

www.alilahotels.com/uluwatu

 

Wanderlust Hotel in Singapore is a left-field and totally experimental boutique hotel set to draw madcap voyagers and curious travellers to its doorstep. Located in Little India – a bustling cultural enclave where Indian immigrants once settled, and the building was originally an old school built it 1920s.

With four thematic levels of 29 rooms by award winning Singapore design agencies, each group was given full creative freedom.

Lobby Level: Industrial Glam by Asylum
Level 2: Eccentricity by phunk Studio
Level 3: Is it just Black and White by DP Architects
Level 4: Creature Comforts by fFurious

 

2 Dickson Road, Singapore 209494

 

www.wanderlusthotel.com

 

The design for an existing loft located in Greenwich Village in Manhattan explores the interaction between a gallery and living space. The main walls in the loft flow through the space, and together with articulated ceilings create hybrid conditions in which exhibition areas merge into living areas. While the walls form a calm and controlled backdrop for the works of art, the ceiling is more articulated in its expression of this transition. By interchanging luminous and opaque, the ceiling creates a field of ambient and local lighting conditions, forming an organizational element in the exhibition and the living areas.

By UNStudio
Ben van Berkel with Arjan Dingsté, Marianthi Tatari and Collette Parras

Source: UNStudio

 

www.unstudio.com

 

Located directly on the river Spree, nhow Hotel in Berlin lies in the heart of the creative scene of the Berlin districts of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg. The Molecule Man – a giant sculpture in the water on the border with Treptow – and the characteristic form of the Oberbaum bridge, which connects the districts of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, are both visible from the hotel. In the immediate vicinity, there are numerous bars and clubs. Designed by Karim Rashid, the nhow hotel was created to appeal to a sophisticated, cosmopolitan crowd, a client interested in fashion, design and music.

 

www.nhow-hotels.com

 

 

This amazing interior design idea comes from Nema Workshop and belongs to D’Espresso Cafe located on Madison Avenue, in New York City. The idea was to create a strong identity for the bar that would immediately stand out and be easily recognized.

“Inspired by the nearby Bryant Park Library, Nema Workshop designed a store that is straightforward in a simple twisted way – take a library and turn it sideways. The book lined shelves become the floor and ceilings and wood floor ends up on the walls meanwhile the pendants protrude sideways from the wall. To achieve the books shelves on the floor, the space is lined with sepia-toned full size photograph of books printed on custom tiles.”

317 Madison Avenue, New York
www.despresso.com

 


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