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Hospitality | Residential | Corporate | Commercial Interior Design 📍based in Bucharest, Romania

I design spaces with atmosphere, feeling and character, design that brings people together and can be felt, heard, smelt, loved 2D&3D

08/06/2026

BRASS, NEW YORK 🇺🇸

Some restaurants are designed to serve food. Others are designed to tell stories.

Hidden inside The Evelyn Hotel in NoMad, Brass is a contemporary interpretation of New York’s golden age of dining. Inspired by the glamour of the Jazz Age and the timeless elegance of French brasseries, the space blends nostalgia with a distinctly modern point of view.

Designed by Islyn Studio, Brass feels cinematic from the moment you enter. Rich burgundy tones, dark wood paneling, warm brass accents, lush greenery, and intimate lighting create a layered atmosphere that is both sophisticated and inviting.

What I find particularly compelling is how the design balances drama and comfort. Every corner feels intentional, every material contributes to the narrative, and every detail enhances the guest experience.

More than a restaurant, Brass is a lesson in hospitality design—showing how storytelling, atmosphere, and emotion can transform a meal into a memorable experience.

📍 Brass at The Evelyn Hotel
📍 NoMad, New York City

07/06/2026

MOST AWAITED HOTEL OPENINGS IN EUROPE 2026 ✨

Some hotels open their doors.

Others open a new chapter in hospitality design.

From the timeless elegance of Venice and Rome to the contemporary energy of Lisbon, the Mediterranean serenity of Mallorca and the wellness-driven vision of Milan, these are the hotel openings that designers, architects and luxury travelers are watching closely in 2026.

What makes them special isn’t just the destination.

It’s the way each project interprets its local culture through architecture, craftsmanship, materials and guest experience.

🇮🇹 Airelles Palladio, Venice
🇮🇹 Corinthia Rome
🇵🇹 Andaz Lisbon
🇪🇸 Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca
🇮🇹 Six Senses Milan

As hospitality continues to evolve, the most memorable hotels are no longer defined only by luxury, but by their ability to create a genuine sense of place.

Which opening would you visit first?

🇮🇹 Venice
🇮🇹 Rome
🇵🇹 Lisbon
🇪🇸 Mallorca
🇮🇹 Milan

03/06/2026

Hospitality design is evolving beyond aesthetics.

The most relevant hotel concepts of 2026 are no longer defined by style alone, but by the experiences they create.

From wellness integrated throughout the guest journey, to hotels becoming social hubs, destination dining, biophilic environments, restorative spaces and local culture translated into design — hospitality is becoming more intentional, more emotional and more human.

The future belongs to places that create meaning, not just beautiful spaces.

Which hospitality trend do you believe will have the biggest impact?

21/05/2026

Luxury hotels don’t create memorable experiences by chance.

They design every layer of the guest journey with intention — from the first arrival sequence to the way light, materials, flow and service shape how a guest feels.

The difference is rarely one spectacular gesture.

It is the consistency of many details working together:
arrival that feels effortless,
lighting that sets the mood,
materials that create trust,
acoustics that bring calm,
and service that is felt before it is seen.

This is where hospitality design becomes strategic.

Not just beautiful interiors.
Not just good service.

But spaces designed to make people feel oriented, welcomed, reassured and cared for.

Because in luxury hospitality, the strongest experiences are often the ones that feel the most effortless.

InteriorDesign DesignStrategy

18/05/2026

Hospitality design is never just about aesthetics.

It is about atmosphere.
Emotion.
Flow.
Memory.

The spaces people remember are rarely the ones that only look beautiful.

They are the ones that make you slow down, feel welcome, feel calm, feel connected — often before you even understand why.

Lighting, textures, scent, acoustics, materials, circulation and every small detail work together to shape the guest experience.

That is where design becomes more than visual.

It becomes emotional.

Design beyond aesthetics.
Spaces designed to be felt.

DesignBeyondAesthetics

17/05/2026

Some of the most sophisticated luxury hotels today no longer try to impress through excess.

They create calm instead.

The Emory is a beautiful example of this shift in hospitality design.

Designed by André Fu within a landmark building by Richard Rogers and RSHP, the project feels more like a refined private residence than a traditional luxury hotel.

The spaces are intentionally restrained:
soft palettes,
filtered natural light,
carefully layered textures,
quiet transitions
and furniture compositions designed around emotional comfort rather than visual spectacle.

What makes the project particularly interesting from a hospitality and FF&E perspective is how seamlessly architecture, interiors and atmosphere work together.

Nothing feels overdesigned.
Nothing competes aggressively for attention.

Instead, the experience is built through proportion, rhythm, material depth and an almost residential sense of privacy and calm.

A quieter, more sophisticated direction for luxury hospitality.

AndreFu HotelDesign

27/08/2025

Bold by Nature. Elegant by Design.

A sculptural walk-in wardrobe where form follows emotion.
The curves soften the architecture, the light defines the rhythm, and the materials—wood, linen, glass—whisper sophistication.

This isn’t just storage. It’s serenity with a handle.

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💡 Design Tip:
When designing a dressing area, avoid harsh lines and stark contrasts. Instead, opt for soft transitions, backlighting, and a muted palette to evoke calm and elegance—especially in daily rituals.

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