Coworth Park Dorchester

Its polo tournaments attract British royalty and Hollywood A-Listers alike, but there is a lot more happening at the Coworth Park in Ascot.

 At the end of a scenic route that runs through polo fields and wooded parkland, an indulgent escape awaits weary souls at the Coworth Park in Ascot. You may recognize it as the sprawling Georgian manor where Prince Harry spent his last night as a single man but as the only hotel in the UK with polo fields and equestrian facilities, the Coworth Park has royal ties deeper than that. The hotel regularly hosts polo tournaments that attract the who's who of the world’s most celebrated icons, from Prince William to Emma Stone and Ella Eyre. Befitting the setting, there’s plenty to do at this countryside hotel to have you feeling like royalty: horse riding, tennis, golf and the most English of all pastimes- long country walks. Not to be outshone, the hotel’s luxury eco-spa, partially submerged in Ascot’s landscape, is an architectural wonder. It’s a space to revitalize body, mind and spirit with eight treatment rooms bathed in sunlight, a eucalyptus-infused steam room, a sun terrace and the most beautiful pool with music playing underwater. Relax, rejuvenate or explore, at the Coworth Park, the choice is yours.

Coworth Park is a luxurious country house hotel and spa located in Ascot, Berkshire, United Kingdom. The interior design of Coworth Park was created by the renowned interior design firm, Fox Linton Associates, who have also worked on a number of other high-profile hospitality projects around the world.

The design of Coworth Park draws inspiration from its natural surroundings, with a focus on creating a serene and calming atmosphere. The space features a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, with elegant furnishings, rich fabrics, and beautiful artwork adorning the walls.

One of the standout design features of Coworth Park is its beautiful spa, which was designed to be a luxurious oasis of relaxation and rejuvenation. The spa features a range of treatments and therapies, including a swimming pool, steam room, and a variety of massage and beauty treatments.

Overall, the design of Coworth Park is a beautiful blend of classic elegance and modern sophistication. The attention to detail and focus on creating a truly memorable and luxurious experience for guests is a testament to the skill and creativity of the designers at Fox Linton Associates.

Baky Hospitality from Cairo, Egypt

Baky Hotel is a luxurious hotel located in Cairo, Egypt. The interior design of the hotel was created by the renowned Egyptian design firm, Eklego Design, who have also worked on a number of other high-profile hospitality projects throughout the region.

The design of Baky Hotel is inspired by the rich cultural heritage of Egypt, with a focus on creating a luxurious and welcoming atmosphere. The space features a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, with elegant furnishings, intricate patterns, and beautiful artwork adorning the walls.

One of the standout design features of Baky Hotel is its beautiful rooftop terrace, which offers stunning views of the surrounding cityscape. The terrace features a pool, lounge area, and bar, creating a perfect oasis for guests to relax and unwind.

Overall, the design of Baky Hotel is a beautiful representation of Egypt's rich cultural heritage, with a focus on creating a luxurious and welcoming environment for guests. The attention to detail and focus on creating a truly unique and memorable experience is a testament to the skill and creativity of the designers at Eklego Design.

 

D'lecia Hotel Ha Long

D'lecia Hotel Ha Long is a hotel located in Ha Long city, Quang Ninh province, Vietnam. This hotel offers a variety of room types for guests to choose from, including ocean view rooms and city view rooms.

Hotel amenities include a restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, gym and spa center. The hotel also provides airport transfers and cruise ticket booking services in Ha Long.

The hotel has a convenient location, only about 2 km from Ba Dam Beach and Sun World Ha Long Park. In addition, the hotel also has other facilities such as free Wi-Fi, free parking and a tour desk to help guests have a comfortable and convenient stay.

D'lecia Hotel Ha Long's interior design has been done by the Vietnamese design firm 6pm Ideas co.ltd, with Architect Nguyễn Hữu Anh Tuấn as the lead designer.

The hotel's interior design is a unique and modern interpretation of Vietnamese design concepts, incorporating natural materials and elements into a contemporary aesthetic. The design features a neutral color palette with pops of bold colors used in accents such as textiles and artwork. The public areas and guest rooms are designed to evoke a sense of tranquility and relaxation, while still providing a luxurious and modern ambiance. The use of local materials and traditional Vietnamese patterns and motifs is a prominent feature of the design, showcasing the local culture and heritage in a contemporary setting.

 Design by 6PM IDEAS 2019

Rattan installation in Art Collector gallery, Chiang Mai

An Art Collector’s gallery in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand consisting of several interior pavilions enclosed by intricate gardens with exterior sculptures and ornate water features.

Enter projects Asia were commissioned to design the display of bespoke art works, using all natural materials. The international collection of silverware, fine china and porcelain includes the largest Wedgwood collection in South East Asia. The owner and avid collector sought to contextualize a lifelong ambition to exhibit the treasures gathered over a 50 year period.

Traditionally a clinical space in which art objects meet an audience, Enter Projects Asia were challenged to bring life to the gallery, with zoning, lighting and seating in their signature style blending 3D geometries with traditional Thai craftsmanship. “We sought to create an immersive experience, giving the space a warmth and depth uncharacteristic of conventional art galleries” states Patrick Keane, Enter Projects Asia Director.

The concept centers on contemporary design ideologies of fluid space, parametric work techniques and dynamic forms that cannot be viewed from a single vantage point. Using specialist software to simulate the movement of clouds and steam, the rattan structures thus weave their way seamlessly through the various zones, exterior and interior, culminating in a series of pod structures which serve as armatures for the forthcoming collection.

Rattan works commenced during the lockdown period with the fabrication of the three main pods, spanning 5m, 4m & 3.5m high respectively. Each batch of work was then transported from the factory to the site in Chiang Mai, and assembled on-site. The rattan lighting structure was the final installment, providing integration between interior and exterior as it floats harmoniously above the different zones, connecting courtyard to dining and through to the display areas.

A state of flux can be described of this project: endless change and transformation, a continual passage of movement, guided by nature and the natural forms embodied in the composition of the rattan. In turn, it can be said that nature provides the versatility of natural materials like rattan, grown in abundance all over South East Asia. “It is not hard to be sustainable in construction if we adapt to our environment. Why would we use synthetic, toxic plastics when we have all the noble materials we need at our fingertips?” asks Keane.

The experience of designing an art gallery, also leads Keane to believe that “designers need to seek alternative forms of art presentation to the clinical, antiseptic displays we are all familiar with. Art galleries for the future will be living organisms and multidimensional experiences, tied more closely to the environments we live in. Art is a representation of life“ states Keane. If it is ‘life’ that he and his team intended to bring to this project, then the result can be said to be the purist embodiment of this: vital, innovative and evolutionary.

The Apple store

The Apple Store Tower Theatre is a retail store located in the historic Tower Theatre building at 802 South Broadway in Downtown Los Angeles, California. The building was originally built in 1927 as a movie palace and was converted into a retail space after several decades of disuse. Apple acquired the building in 2018 and worked with the preservation and design teams to restore and renovate the historic building, including the ornate facade and the interior features. The Apple Store Tower Theatre opened in June 2021, and it features a unique blend of the building's historic elements and Apple's signature modern design aesthetic. The store is one of Apple's largest and most unique retail locations in the world.

The design of the Apple Store Tower Theatre was a collaborative effort between Apple's in-house design team led by Chief Design Officer Jony Ive and the renowned New York-based architecture firm Foster + Partners. The design team aimed to celebrate the building's history and heritage while also incorporating Apple's signature modern design elements.

The design features a glass storefront that wraps around the building's ornate exterior, creating a seamless transition between the historic architecture and the modern interior. The interior of the store features a double-height ceiling, exposed brick walls, and original terrazzo flooring that has been carefully restored. The design also incorporates several large skylights that flood the space with natural light.

Overall, the design of the Apple Store Tower Theatre aims to create a harmonious balance between the building's historic features and Apple's modern design sensibilities, resulting in a unique and memorable retail experience.