NOUS BURY NOUS DESIGN AND OVERBURY
The Nous Design/Overbury Sleep Hotel capsule was transformed into an innovative multi-levelled space through the application of clever design techniques. According to Nous Director Nir Gilad, the most
important aspect was to create a balance between styles.“Luxury is harmony within a space,” he said. “That is why we chose to elevate certain areas – to divide the space clearly between the functional and the social.” Suppliers included Aliseo, Bang & Olufsen, Bohemian
Works, Grohe, Kohler Interiors Hospitality, Lasvit, Laufen, Lutron, Mosa Tiles, Muehldorfer, Sahco, Soho Myriad, Tradelinens and Wool Classics.
CLASSIC GRANDEUR SHAUN CLARKSON
Shaun Clarkson’s modern interpretation of a grand classic hotel bedroom proved luxury can be compatible with limited space.
“When designing I want to create fantasy worlds, not just a home from home but much more,” explained the designer. Materials were sourced from Clarkson’s recently opened London store, Pitfield, with additional suppliers including And So To Bed, Abbott & Boyd, BluePrint Ceramics, Chase Erwin, C.P. Hart, CTO Lighting, Cut CnC, Ege, Heals, Light Years, Moooi, Victoria and Albert, Vidal and Company.
POETIC LANDSCAPE YASMINE MAHMOUDIEH
Sustainability was the key element of Yasmine Mahmoudieh’s Sleep Hotel room, with a focus on luxurious traditional and innovative ecological materials. A translucent glass wall by Tex Glass separated the bedroom area from the bathroom and was undoubtedly the showpiece of the
design.Circular tiles and orange-hued division glass contributed to the room’s elegance. “Lighting is the most important tool in seeing the texture of the space,” said Mahmoudieh. “Luxury is a feeling.” Suppliers included Dornbracht, GlassSolutions, Interior Supply, Nya Nordiska and Porcelanosa.
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