Located in the heart of Paris and steps away from the Opéra Comique,DIMORESTUDIOhave completed the elegant interior architecture of‘Hotel Saint-Marc’.The five-storey building – dating back to 1791 – was occupied by a range of programs. From being once the home of a duke of Choiseul to the headquarters of the historical newspaper ‘Le national’.Prior to the hotel it hosted the Italian restaurant Le Poccardi and eventually taken over by an office building.
The interior design and restoration of hotel saint-marc took two years.The milan-based studio injects old-age glamor, luxurious materials and reintroduces light into the parisian building.As well as preserving the heritage of the historical site, a relationship between past and present co-exists through the use of artful objects combined with recovered and bespoke pieces. Offering 25 rooms that are envisioned as private apartments, an Art Deco aesthetic is achieved through six different scenarios;colors and fabrics, ranging from yellow mustard, to red burgundy, green forest and blue sky become the backdrop to art and decorative objects fabricated by artisans in Murano.
该项目由Dimorestudio设计,这家米兰的工作室受Britt Moran和Emiliano Salci领导/The project was conceived by Dimorestudio, the Milan based studio led by Britt Moran and Emiliano Salci
用家具、材料和装饰作品来实现装饰艺术风格/ An Art Deco style was achieved using the furniture, materiality and decorative pieces
有25间客房作为私人公寓/There are 25 rooms that are designed as private apartments
该建筑设在一个历史性建筑内部,可追溯到1791年/The building is set inside a historical building dating back to 1791
在变成酒店之前,这栋大楼是住宅/ Prior to being a hotel, the building was home
六种不同的装饰风格通过颜色和材料实现,范围从芥末色到紫红色、到森林绿色/Six different decors have been achieved through colors and fabrics, ranging from mustard, to burgundy and green forest
过去和现在共同存在,通过标志性对象的使用可以看出来,它与恢复性产品和新的手工制作的项目相结合/The co-existence of past and present can be seen with the use of iconic objects combined with recovered pieces and new custom-made items
酒店内部的泳池/Pool inside the hotel
圣马可酒店的入口——该建筑可以追溯到1791年/The entrance to hotel Saint-Marc – a building dating back 1791