PROJECTS & HOSPITALITY
“That motto is a wink to the Baroque, which inspired us for the interior design, in the sense of being excessive, opulent, eclectic. But everything is studied in its color down to the detail, no room is made for minimalism.” This goes for the rooms too (which can be accessed from the lower floors) and are given a specific identity by their color. The rooms have Gothic ceilings, arches and rooms of different heights, another challenge for Noa*, given the building’s unusual configuration. “It was a tailoring job, in which we explored, room by room, the possibilities for redesigning and redistributing spaces without harming the structure.” Some rooms overlook the street, others onto the internal courtyard (with patios or balconies); in the central part of the building without windows, the rooms are lit by a shaft of light between the first and sixth floors that lets natural light filter into the rooms and have a small private terrace with plant life. These are the green rooms, like the “Superpatio” furnished in jungle style. There are red ones (including the “Mozart Suite” on the second floor, in honor of the composer who stayed here), which are a little more spacious than the light blue ones; and dark 170 | IFDM
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Innsbruck, Austria
