When it comes to Mediterranean hotels, it is always extremely important for the architectural arrangement and the interior design to produce a cheery, breezy and relaxing atmosphere. Barcelona-based firm Lagranja Design built on these universal conceptualizations in the overhaul of Terramar — a Mediterranean hotel in Sitges, Spain.
With an abundance of site-specific motifs like "ceramics, wicker, clay, macramé, terracotta" and more, the studio was able to give a traditional yet modern spin to the establishment. In addition, the interior boasts custom projects that infuse Hotel Terramar with an artistic personality — from the intricate marble-covered bar to the immersive fish installation art. The authenticity of the Mediterranean hotel is strengthened by the building's history, which dates back to the 1930s.
Photo Credits: Joan Guillamat
Historic Mediterranean Hotels
Lagranja Design Breathed New Life Into the Breezy Hotel Terramar
Trend Themes
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2. Site-specific Motifs - Potential for incorporating local materials and cultural influences to create unique and immersive environments.
3. Artistic Installations - Possibility to enhance hotel interiors with customized art projects that add a touch of creativity and personality.
Industry Implications
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3. Art and Installation - Market for artists and installation designers to collaborate with hotels in creating customized and engaging artworks.