The "Violet Bliss" hotel suite concept designed by In Out Studio received the "Most Creative Space" award at Marbella Design 2019

The VIOLET BLISS innovative hotel suite concept, designed by Nayra Iglesias and her team, wins the “Most Creative Space Award” in the 2019 edition of MARBELLA DESIGN, an international interior design event that has gathered July 4 to 15 in Marbella.

In no other color unlike qualities combine in the violet, since it represents the mixture of masculine with feminine (red and blue), and sensuality with spirituality. The union of these opposite meanings is what we wanted to reflect in this unusual hotel suite.

According to Nayra Iglesias, the studio director “we wanted to transcend the more traditional hotel solutions and deepen the use of unconventional color but with wonderful properties.“

For this reason, several months were worked on to create a unique tonality designed specifically for this interior design thanks to the American paint brand Benjamin Moore.

The vibrant and sensual space invites the guest to experience. Its walls covered with three-dimensional materials and a careful lighting combine to enhance the senses.

The 30m2 suite is divided into two spaces connected to each other, the space dedicated to the bathroom and the bedroom.

Separated by delicate glass and metal lattices made by Veganox and Secrisa, these spaces communicate with each other through a suggestive treatment of pairs, floors and ceilings.

A two-tone continuous pavement runs through both spaces, delimiting the area of greatest traffic, materialized with a carpet of violet deluxe hair with the most exclusive area made with a delicate mosaic pavement in gradient of the urban chic series of Hisbalit.

The bathroom has been entirely designed with pieces from the exclusive Finion series by Villeroy&Boch that stand out for their refined aesthetics and an innovative lighting effect.

The bicolor velvet chair is a new studio design and has been made in collaboration with Grupo Bedline and Tessa Fernández Durán.

On the degraded mosaic worktop by Hisbalit, aluminum mirrors are lightened, studio design with black glass details made by Veganox and Secrisa.

The Oioli brand is responsible for shaping the taps with a sensual brass line that is integrated into the déco-futurist aesthetic of this hotel suite.

Presiding the central space of the bedroom is the indescribable backlit headboard by GLC Lighting made with dynamic panels capable of several in intensity and color.

Silkdreams silk duvet cover has an innovative motorized system to allow better ergonomics in the cleaning of hotels. Both the comfort plus mattress and the electric and upholstered mattress are from the Bedline Group.

On both sides of the bed stand the bedside tables LACE-X, new design of the studio made entirely in dichroic glass Secrisa on which are suspended opal and glass lamps with a lot of character made exclusively by Lueduo for this concept of hotel room.

The mechanisms chosen for this suite are from the Jung brand.

The color note in this space is given by the Vescom curtains that play with a double skin and a set of iridescent colors that add sophistication to the space.

On one of them stands out the spectacular painting by Miguel Ángel Cardenal de Saisho art and the curved sideboard EKLIPSE designed by Nayra Iglesias and produced by the Bedline Group.

The exquisite props in black and white colors is from La Nave Home while the murano glass pieces in iriscente color are from Santiago Pons.

As in all In Out Studio projects, the highlight of interior design is lighting, based on two strategies: recessed lighting and indirect light made with Xal‘s high-end product and the decorative lighting formed by the new collection of lamps and apply VIOLET BLISS designed by Iglesias and made in collaboration with Lueduo.

A studied work of detail and careful lighting offer the guest a stimulating and memorable sensory experience.

Violet Bliss is a breath, a breath of fresh air, a stimulating but comfortable concept that was born to be enjoyed.

Source: In Out Studio
Photos by Gonzalo Botet
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