Autumn getaway: three inspiring hotel projects to discover
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Designing hotel spaces today goes far beyond functionality. A well-designed hotel does more than serve — it creates an experience. It offers an environment where guests can arrive, recharge and connect at the same time.
In recent months, we have been involved in several projects where the goal was clear: to create hospitality spaces that support both leisure and business travel, while delivering long-lasting aesthetic value.
MAXHOTEL AMSTERDAM AIRPORT SCHIPHOL
Fresh dynamics for an urban pace
The proximity to the airport defines the hotel’s operation: fast arrivals, shorter stays, constant movement. The aim was to create an interior that responds to this dynamic while offering a welcoming and distinctive atmosphere.
Beyond furnishing, we were involved in the full design and decoration process. The cohesive concept runs through every detail, creating a fresh, energetic environment.
LE PRIMORE HOTEL & SPA, HÉVÍZ
Contemporary luxury meets nature
This project aimed to create a new generation wellness and luxury destination, where the natural environment and the built space exist in close harmony.
The interior concept is defined by understated elegance and timeless design. Natural materials, warm tones and layered textures create a calming environment that supports relaxation and immersion, while maintaining high functionality throughout.
RÁKÓCZI HOTEL, SÁTORALJAÚJHELY
Clean spaces, conscious balance
The goal of the project was to create a harmonious, light and long-lasting interior. Natural materials and a restrained colour palette result in a calm yet characterful environment.
The furnishing concept was implemented consistently across guest rooms, wellness areas and communal spaces, ensuring both durability and a coherent guest experience.
WONDER BUDAPEST
Character and layered atmosphere
At Wonder Hotel, the atmosphere is shaped by deep tones, rich textures and soft materials. The interior is both refined and inviting, where carefully composed details create a strong spatial rhythm.
Here, furniture goes beyond functionality — it actively shapes the character of the space and the overall guest experience.
These projects demonstrate that designing hotel spaces requires complex, integrated thinking. Design, functionality and operational aspects only create real value when they work together.
For Basic Collection, every project is the result of this collaboration: creating spaces where guests truly feel comfortable — whether they are travelling for leisure or business.
