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Rooms, at Sia Hospitality Design 2018 in Rimini 12 designers interpret the hotel room of the future

Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM
Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM
Rooms, at Sia Hospitality Design 2018 in Rimini 12 designers interpret the hotel room of the future it has been modified: 2018-10-12 di Benedetto Fiori

In the 1300 square meters of the ROOMS exhibition, 12 internationally renowned designers exhibit as many hotel room concepts of the future in real size.

The exhibition is conceived and curated by Italian Exhibition Group in collaboration with Teamwork and involves together with the designers the made in Italy design companies that bring the best of Italian know-how in terms of furniture and supplies all over the world.

Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM

Via the superfluous, concentrating the functionality to meet the needs of the contemporary traveler. The result is THE BED-ROOM: a bedroom where in the center there is a man and his desire to sleep well. Heart of the project, elaborated by Lake Studio, is the oversized suspended bed, large 2.40 x 2.00 m. All the other features are enclosed in a unique architectural volume with a glass surface that collects a wardrobe, a shower and a bathroom.

Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM

Lago Studio THE BED-ROOM, the oversized suspended bed, large 2.40 x 2.00 m

Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM

Lake Studio THE BED-ROOM

DAAA HAUS Caleidorooms

Caleidorooms is the new system of modular rooms with reused materials, proposed to SIA by DAAA HAUS. A design solution that is easy to manufacture and install with minimal waste. Pay attention to the detailed and quality accessories, in addition to the equipment of the latest technologies, from smart TV to automatic check-in.

DAAA HAUS, Caleidorooms

DAAA HAUS, Caleidorooms

Massimo Magaldi 4 sizes fits all

The hotel rooms also have their own size. S, M, L, XL are the sizes of Smart Design Hotel, studied in a sartorial way, thanks to the scalable nature of the projects. The different sizes are proposed as a turnkey recovery project, designed to increase the hotel's profitability. This is the core of the project "4 sizes fits all”, Set up at SIA by the architect Massimo Magaldi.

Massimo Magaldi, 4 sizes fits all

Massimo Magaldi, 4 sizes fits all

Rizoma Architecture Infinite Camera

Da Rizoma Architecture the proposal of the Infinite Room. A changeable, adaptable place, open to unconventional uses, where the guest finds space to work and rest, eat, read, sleep, take care of the body and the spirit, use the latest technologies or enjoy the entertainment of a good book. To allow all this, three room configurations: work-meeting, relaxation-wellness and entertainment.

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Rizoma Architecture, Infinite Room

Spagnulo & Partner Materia04

Power to matter. On this philosophy Spagnulo & Partner they built Materia04. Living room, bedroom, wardrobe and bathroom: four spaces, one next to the other, follow each other open and determined each by a principle. The living room houses the wood, married to the rigor of the boiserie. The ribbon of the room is the world of fabrics, softness and touch. The black detachment of the exposed wardrobe introduces the bathroom and its ceramics, reflections and mirrors.

Spagnulo & Partner, Materia04

Spagnulo & Partner, Materia04

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Interactivity is the key word of DayDream, the room concept designed by Studio CaberlonCaroppi. The technology will be an integral part of the room, with a dynamic and interactive window for complete immersion in space. Daydream, moreover, represents the host city, telling a part of its history through typical decorative elements.

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio CaberlonCaroppi, DayDream

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

The room becomes itinerant. SINELOCO it's a new idea of ​​a room without a fixed link with a single place. A unique experience, in which the guest can experience architecture directly from the inside and give a new or different function to the surrounding space. The concept, developed by Elena Bozzini Studio, was conceived as a light and transparent object that ideally takes the form of a crystal cube that defines the space only physically but not visually. A new model of receptivity, which innovates the concept of traveling room giving added value to the architecture that contains it.

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Studio Elena Bozzini, SINELOCO

Lucchesedesign, The (in) visible cities

Lucchesedesign reinterprets the traditional hotel room through a fluid and versatile concept. The project "The cities (in) visible", In dialogue with the context, it adapts to every culture and city. Finishes and details are expressed in an open-space characterized by the distributional continuity between the rooms. The principle of customization of space is obtained through horizontal and vertical elements that can be adapted and customized according to the specific features of the place and the measurements.

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Lucchesedesign, The cities (in) visible

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Undergrowth is a hotel room designed by Gian Paolo Venier like a fresh and regenerating oasis. Unfinished-looking textures line the walls and frame the semi-transparent fabric ceiling from which you can glimpse lush nature, evoking memories of young summers in the countryside. Textured surfaces - in various shades of white, black and green - interact with furnishings of relaxed elegance in a dreamy setting.

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Gian Paolo Venier, Sottobosco

Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House

The project, signed by Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House aims to create a unique experience by bringing everyday life back into a space with a prestigious and comfortable design. This is configured as an eclectic and changing place according to the needs of everyday life: work, rest, sport, refreshment.

Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House

Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House

Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House

Studio Ceccaroli, HRH - Hotel Room House

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Unconventional is the stamp of the second hotel hospitality Nisi Magnoni, which takes shape in the concept The tear. This hotel room is the antithesis of the spasmodic search for the new, the original, the technological, the modern, the surprising. Lo Strappo is the romantic flavor of the simple and utilitarian domestic necessity of 100 years ago. It is the representation of how we were.

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Nisi Magnoni, The Tear

Sergio Bizzarro and Alessia Galimberti, Comfort Room

Elegance arises from the balance between proportion, surprise and emotion. Inspired by elegance Sergio Bizzarro and Alessia Galimberti they have designed Comfort Room, a room in perfect harmony with the space, offering maximum comfort and everything you could wish for. The space, furnished with care down to the smallest detail, through the use of innovative materials and delicate shades, turns out to be a perfect mix between tradition and modernity. The comfortable and functional Comfort Room offers a refined design destined to last over time.

Sergio Bizzarro and Alessia Galimberti, Comfort Room

Sergio Bizzarro and Alessia Galimberti, Comfort Room

 

Credit Photo: Benedetto Fiori

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