French Sexiness
Renovation of Showroom 103
at the Hotel Competence Center
Dec. 25–Mar. 26
Taking home a taste of the French way of life, briefly immersing yourself in a world that inspires us and sends us off into the day with a sense of flair—that’s the idea behind the “French Sexiness” design concept. A hotel room is the perfect place to embrace this concept. Treat yourself to a break, surrender to the “laisser-faire” spirit, and delight in just how diverse and colorful our world really is. With just the right touch of charm and playfulness, a new model room enchants us with this French art de vivre, allowing us to step back a bit from our tendency to view everything as strictly functional and rational. Bringing more esprit to the German hotel scene is the message of “French Sexiness.” Be generous with yourself and enjoy this macaron of interior design—and with it, a fresh perspective on the world of hotel design!
Colors always make an impact, whether we like it or not! And that’s exactly why we love them and enjoy working with them, whether as paint on the wall or as color in the materials. The key is finding the right balance and creating a bold, refreshing combination! What feeling lies behind the color concept for “French Sexiness”? What emotions do we want to convey in the room? It’s spring in Paris, with bright colors that hint at light and evoke the city’s blossoming trees as harbingers of summer. Add to that bold black-and-white graphics as a striking contrast… after all, we’re in the city! The goal of the color concept is also to establish a balanced, gender-neutral look—one that surprises and even provokes. Paris is always a spectacle, and the room is certainly allowed to be one too. A muted pink and a subtle mustard yellow create a soft, cozy atmosphere in the room and bathroom. The coat rack at the entrance, as well as the seating area made of genuine walnut wood, ground the space and its guests. Masculine wood contrasts with the feminine colors, and black-and-white elements—such as whimsical wallpaper, curtains, and tiles—act as a unifying force, tying the entire hotel room together. After all, this extravagant mix of colors and patterns extends to the bathroom as well!
Fotocredits: Andreas Hoernisch
