A very celestial mood for an interior design project

I proudly present you the new interior designed by Nicolas Thermed for the Mercure hotel in Blois, France.

HOTEL LOBBY

Light-as-air, my "Celeste" panels subtly dress up the lobby walls.
Although printed, this design provides a "hand brushed" effect to the panels.

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BAR & LOUNGE

The vaporous spirit of my "Celeste" panels go perfectly well with this cozy lounge area.

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BREAKFAST BUFFET AREA

In this area my sliding panels are used to elegantly dissimulate the breakfast buffet during lunch and dinner hours.
Each morning the panels are stacked on the corner thanks to a curved track that enables them to pass from one side to the other of the buffet.

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VIP LOUNGE

This unique edition of my "Celeste" design was specially asked for by the interior designer for this area.
The aim was to obtain a less transparent effect than usual, in order to create a cozy cocoon.

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RESTAURANT

A very celestial mood for this hotel restaurant where the white clouds spread from the walls onto the floor!
Carpet "Smoke", designed by Tom Dixon for EGE Carpets.

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For this project I used :
"Celeste" 2 : transparent panels in white cotton.

 

Special thanks to Nicolas Thermed
& the Mercure hotel management in Blois for having trusted us.

 

 

 

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