homes & hotels design Tag

24 Jan

Choosing upholstery for homes and hotels is often driven by aesthetics. Colours, textures and design tend to lead the decision-making process. However, in real residential and hospitality environments, upholstery rarely fails because of design, it fails because it was not chosen with daily use, comfort and longevity in mind. In both private homes and hotels, upholstery is used every day. Seating, cushions, headboards and soft furnishings must perform consistently, remain comfortable and age well over time. Making informed decisions from the beginning is what truly determines whether an interior stands the test of time. Understanding real use, not just design The first and most important step is understanding how a space will actually be used. A primary residence has very different demands from a holiday home, just as a boutique hotel differs from a private villa. High-traffic areas such as lounges, dining spaces or reception zones require materials...

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16 Oct

In the world of superyachts, where perfection is expected, true luxury stands out not for its scale, but for its soul. Every detail — the tension of a stitch, the grain of a fabric, the curve of a cushion — carries meaning. It reflects craftsmanship, precision and personality.For Isobel, co-founder of Revival, that’s where the magic begins: “a fabric can completely change how a space feels. Our work isn’t just about covering surfaces — it’s about creating comfort and character, giving every yacht its own identity”. Each project starts with listening. Before a single fabric is cut, the team studies how the space is lived — how light moves through it, how textures should age, how to balance beauty and function. This attention to detail defines the entire process, from hand-cutting to final fitting, where every piece is made to measure with purpose and care. As...

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