CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux, Arequipa Peru

October 28, 2021

Concept & Setting: CEO and owner Ignacio Masias

Design: Sandra Masias

Architects: Stephanie Chang and Daniel Cisneros

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms in three different categories

Opening: 2019

At once organic, unpretentious, luxurious and serene even spiritual in its setting the Relais & Châteaux boutique hotel CIRQA is housed in a 16th century monastery of the St. Augustine Church in the epicenter of the Peruvian colonial city of Arequipa.

In keeping with the ancient architecture of “Arequipeña School” in midst of the Andes under a landscape marked by three volcanos — Misti, Pichu Pichu and Chachani — eleven exclusive rooms with walls clad of white volcanic stoneware appointed with handcrafted furnishings, objects and textiles in natural muted tones, along with exquisitely integrated freestanding fixtures from the LUX line — LUX SHAPE bath and washstand.

LUX SHAPE bath — Copyright © CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux

LUX SHAPE washstand — Copyright © CIRQA — Relais & Châteaux

Strandhotel Cadzand, Netherlands

February 5, 2021

Architect: Arcas Architekten

Interior design: Studio Piet Boon

Opening: Summer 2018

By the sea: The hotel is situated on a dune and offers a wide view over the broad beaches of the Dutch coast of Zeeland: unspoilt, open, quiet. A landscape that gives a sense of freedom and serenity at any time of year. Strandhotel Cadzand is also the home of Michelin star chef Sergio Herrmann. Exquisite cuisine is successfully combined with the stylish interior design of the Dutch design studio Studio Piet Boon. Muted colours, natural materials, fine fabrics and selected details create a relaxed, elegant atmosphere. And in the bathrooms, the FLOOR shower area provides precisely those moments of luxury that make a holiday by the sea particularly relaxing.

SUPRA — Copyright © Rachel Hoile Photography — Copyright © Chantal Arnts

The Bull Inn, Totnes, Great Britain

January 27, 2021

Architect: Gillespie Yunnie Architects

Rooms: 8

Award-winning country house: The Times and the Sunday Times have declared “The Bull Inn” in Totnes, England, the Eco-Hotel of the Year 2020. The operators themselves describe their small, fine dining establishment with its eight guest rooms as “A BLODDY GOOD ORGANIC INN.” Driven by the goal of keeping their own ecological footprint as small as possible, the business processes only organic food and also relies on sustainability, natural products and exuberant charm in the interior. It is only logical that the bathrooms contain Starlet baths and Supra shower trays made of the natural materials glass and steel.

STARLET — Copyright © Rachel Hoile Photography

Vienna House Mokotow, Warsaw, Poland

January 27, 2021

Architect: JEMS Architekci

Rooms: 164

Opening: 2019

Work-life balance: In Warsaw’s busy office district, just 10 minutes from Chopin Airport, the Vienna House Mokotow offers a pleasant contrast to the functional atmosphere of the surrounding area. Here, industrial design meets modern and creative hospitality culture, new lightness meets smart lobby life. Glass, concrete and steel are complemented by materials such as wood and wool, warm colour tones and many green plants give the hotel a lively spirit. Each room offers space for sleeping, living and working. The corresponding design bathroom is a small spa area — with sixteen Starlet Silhouette baths and one Select bath, the Vienna House Mokotow ensures relaxation as well as functional accommodation.

STARLET SILHOUETTE bath — Copyright © Vienna House

The Langham Nymphenburg Residence, Munich, Germany

January 27, 2021

Interior design: Architekturbüro Mang Mauritz Design

Rooms: Seven bathrooms, four bedrooms, three living rooms, a dining room, a fitness room, a conference suite, a home cinema and a wine cellar.

Opening: 2020

STARLET FLAIR OVAL bath — Copyright © Andreas Achmann, Stephan Julliard, The Langham Nymphenburg Residence — STARLET FLAIR OVAL bath —
Copyright © Andreas Achmann, Stephan Julliard, The Langham Nymphenburg Residence

Amidst royal porcelain: The Langham Nymphenburg Residence in Munich combines the service and amenities of a luxury hotel with the comfort of a private home. Not only the view of Nymphenburg Palace creates a stately flair. Every bedroom in the house has also been exclusively designed - there is the "Ladies’ Room", the "Gentlemen’s Room", the "Blue Room" and a children’s room which is completely dedicated to the world of the circus. In addition, the famous Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg, which is right next door, has left its mark on the interior of the guest house: Nymphenburg porcelain is not only found in the crockery cupboard but also as a decorative element in every bathroom. - Together with the Starlet Flair Oval bath, it is a surprising moment of inspiration.

Copyright © Andreas Achmann, Stephan Julliard, The Langham Nymphenburg Residence

Le Cinq Codet Hotel, Paris, France

January 27, 2021

Architect: Jean-Philippe Nuel

Rooms: 67

Opening: 2014

STARLET OVAL SILHOUETTE bath — Copyright © Hôtel Le Cinq Codet Paris — STARLET OVAL SILHOUETTE bath —
Copyright © Hôtel Le Cinq Codet Paris

Full bath by the bed: Like all hotels designed by interior designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, the hotel "Le Cinq Codet" in Paris, which opened in 2014, is characterised by the interplay of classic elegance and contemporary design. The five-star hotel is located in a former Telecom France building from the 1930s, which has been extensively renovated for its new function. The characteristic horizontal formats of the windows and the semi-circular front of the building have been retained. Instead, Nuel transfers the swing of the façade to the interior of the guest rooms with rounded design elements and fixtures. Openness and soft shapes also determine the concept here: Nuel has placed a free-standing, conically shaped bath in the middle of the room. In the colour combination of black and white, the Starlet Oval Silhouette confidently invites you to a successful moment of relaxation. View of Paris included.

The Standard, London, Great Britain

January 27, 2021

Architect: Shawn Hausman Design

Rooms: 266

Opening: July 2019

LUX OVAL HIGHLINE bath — Copyright © Tim Charles Photography

Global trendsetter: The stylish hotel chain The Standard has opened its first branch outside the USA in London. It's a new hotel housed in the meticulously restored former Camden Town Hall Annex, in the vibrant King's Cross neighborhood. A red outdoor elevator takes you to the tenth floor, where you can experience the spectacular 360-degree view of the city. The hotel has 266 rooms in 42 unique designs, ranging from Cosy Core rooms to terraced suites with outdoor bathts overlooking St Pancras station. The library lounge contains a carefully curated selection of books and a studio hosts weekly live music and lectures. The interior also offers everything else that modern globetrotters desire: Comfortable Leather armchairs, simple elegance, luxury attributes that are fun. This also includes our Lux Oval Highline, Lux Oval Silhouette, Form and Floor. The perfect place to relax after sightseeing and gather strength for all that's to come.

LUX OVAL SILHOUETTE bath — Copyright © Tim Charles Photography

FORM bath — Copyright © Tim Charles Photography

FLOOR shower area with Antislip Pro — Copyright © Tim Charles Photography

Stilwerk Hotel Heimhude, Hamburg, Germany

January 27, 2021

Architect: Stephen Williams Associates

Rooms: 24

Opening: May 2020

Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

Where design lives: The stilwerk Hotel Heimhude is the first hotel project of the stilwerk design platform. The idea: to transfer the design standards of the selected brands from the stilwerk cosmos into real living situations and make them tangible. This means that an overnight stay can be used to test living and shopping at the same time, because the design furnishings can also be purchased by guests for their own homes. The art nouveau villa, which is over 150 years old and located in the centre of Hamburg, combines time-honoured charm with an exciting interior, which relies on natural materials and handmade manufacturing quality. Part of the distinctive interior design are also Ultra shower trays, specially selected for the 24 bathrooms of the boutique hotel: 24 times minimalism in an exclusive matt colour.

ULTRA shower tray — Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

ULTRA shower tray in the colour Raven — Copyright © stilwerk, M. Hohner, T. Bärmann

Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa, Nohfelden, Saarland

January 27, 2021

Architect: Architekturbüro GRAFT and ernst + partner

Interior design: Nicolay Design

Rooms: 84 rooms and 14 suites

Opening: September 2017

Copyright © Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa/Günter Standl

Where time-out begins: Surrounded by the tranquility of the forest and with an expansive view of Lake Bostal in the Sankt Wendeler Land, the Seezeitlodge, a hotel and spa, is located in the middle of the Saar-Hunsrück Nature Park. The architecture blends respectfully into the landscape to give the place its special character. And also in the interior, the reflection on peace and nature creates the atmosphere needed for relaxation. The design is both nonchalant and chic. Cosy, but not ordinary. Real materials such as wood and glass create a warm atmosphere. The designer's choice of baths fits in well with this: in the Fire Suite, the Starlet Oval ensures self-confident design in the bathroom, while in the Traumblick Suite the free-standing Starlet Oval Silhouette bath makes a statement for more serenity.

STARLET OVAL bath — Copyright © Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa/Günter Standl

STARLET OVAL SILHOUETTE bath — Copyright © Seezeitlodge Hotel & Spa/Günter Standl

Intercontinental Lyon Hotel-Dieu, France

January 27, 2021

Architect: architects at AIA and RL et Associés

Interior designer: Jean-Philippe Nuel

Rooms: 144 rooms and suites

Opening: June 2019

Interior designer Jean-Philippe Nuel wanted to create discreet luxury in the redesign of this former hospital on the banks of the Rhône. The magnificent neoclassical facade dates back to the 18th century, and for a long time the building was considered the most beautiful hospice in France. The work took six years, and was the largest private renovation of a listed building in France. Now the hotel offers 144 rooms and suites for the highest standards, a successful example of the combination of modern design and historic grandeur. Nuel opted for the Starlet Oval Silhouette baths for the interiors.

STARLET OVAL SILHOUETTE bath — Copyright © Eric Cuvillier

Renaissance Nanjing Olympic Centre Hotel, China

January 27, 2021

Rooms: 251

Opening: 2016

The combination of modern fashion and Nanjing's unique ancient rhyme is found in the hotel's interior space, designed with Chinese and western styles together, showing the style and texture, and creating unforgettable business travel experience for guests with distinctive services. The hotel has more than 200 guest rooms, spacious and comfortable space layout and convenient facilities to make guests feel relaxed.

Park Hyatt Shenzhen, China

January 27, 2021

Architect: Yabu Pushelberg

Rooms: 195 rooms, including 24 suites

Opening: 2019

A new landmark for the city's business district: the Park Hyatt Shenzhen is located in the south tower of the Ping An financial centre in the Futian business quarter, and is the perfect destination for business and leisure travellers. Inspired by Asian design principles, this 5-star hotel offers 195 spacious guestrooms, including 24 suites. Guests will find exquisite décor elements and breathtaking views. In the bathrooms, the clear symmetrical design of the Starlet Flair Oval bath adds its own elegant accents.

Jumeirah Guangzhou, China

January 27, 2021

Architect: KCA International design

Opening: 2019

Style in the city: located in the centre of Guangzhou city, the hotel is the perfect destination for business and leisure travellers. The interior of the Jumeirah Guangzhou combines natural materials with fashionable elements and oriental flair. The Select bath and whirlpool system was chosen for the hotel's SPA and wellness area. Best quality for maximum relaxation.

Nanjing Jumeirah Hotel, China

January 27, 2021

Architect: Zaha Hadid

Rooms: 216

Opening: 2018

Spectacular architecture in the middle of this boomtown: the hotel Nanjing Jumeirah is located on the south bank of the Yangtze river in the new CBD of New Hexi Town, Nanjing - a prosperous, vital district. The hotel was designed by the legendary architect Zaha Hadid. Hadid was inspired by the idea of a sailing ship. The hotel has 216 rooms and suites. The combination of traditional elements and modern design results in a warm, lively atmosphere. Free was chosen for the baths. It combines a puristic exterior form with a generous interior, and also allows relaxed bathing for two.

Rigele Royal, Obertauern, Austria

January 27, 2021

Interior design: Architekturbüro Kirchmayr

Rooms: 57 rooms and suites

Winter operation: end of November until end of April

Perfect hideaway for a holiday in the snow: the family-run 4-star hotel Rigele Royal Superior is situated right at the heart of Obertauern, 50 metres from the ski slopes. 22 rooms and suites were redesigned and furnished with the free-standing baths and washbasins from our LUX line Lux Shape design. Minimalism with character. To arrive and return.

Crillon le Brave, France

January 27, 2021

Manager: Sebastien Pilat

Rooms: 33

Reopened: May 2019

Five-star hideaway: Hotel Crillon le Brave is located on the slope of a small mountain village with spectacular views of vineyards and olive groves, about 40 kilometres north of Avignon. It consists of ten individual buildings that date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Its interior combines traditional with natural materials, simple elegance with warm colours and the luxurious chic of the South of France with the nonchalance of a summer in the countryside. The Lux Oval Silhouette continues this noble purism in the bathrooms.

Tirol Lodge, Ellmau, Austria

January 27, 2021

Client: Tirol Lodge, Ellmau (AT)

Architect: Bruno Moser

Rooms: 171

Opening: December 2018

Copyright © Arch. Bruno Moser, Tirol Lodge Ellmau, Holzbau Saurer / fotostudiorene

A hotel made entirely of wood – that was what the client wanted for the Tirol Lodge hotel project. And rather than a boxy hotel block, the result is an entire chalet village with 171 rooms in Ellmau, Austria. A special retreat amidst the mountain landscape of the Wilder Kaiser with direct access to the ski slopes, year-round heated outdoor pool and a sauna overlooking the Alpine panorama. However, the material was something of a challenge for the architect Bruno Moser: wood is constantly moving. This aspect can become something of a problem, especially in the bathrooms. Silicone joints could tear or leak, and moisture could damage the wood. The architectural office therefore opted for the floor-level shower areas Floor Side in combination with the Upstand. What makes this solution so safe? The frame made of glazed titanium steel extends the edge of the shower surfaces to under the wall cladding, and eliminates the need for silicone. The result: the wood remains effectively protected from moisture. Simply a really smart solution!

Mittermeiers Alter Ego, Rothenburg, Germany

January 27, 2021

Hotel owners: Ulli and Christian Mittermeier

Architect: Martin Schroth, Architecture studio Schroth

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms

Opening: 2018

Keep it smart and keep it simple: when the hotelier couple Ulli and Christian Mittermeier converted a former entrepreneur's villa from the Gründerzeit in Rothenburg into a hotel, they wanted to combine the quality of a high-end design hotel with the freedom and informality of a private apartment. While the colour concept of the exterior of the house is characterised by black, transparency and openness dominate inside. The leading idea of the design: consciously omit details, and then make sure everything else is of the very highest quality. "We asked ourselves what the first thing is that a hotel guests looks at, and quickly realised it was the bathroom," explains Christian Mittermeier. The bathroom signals the standard of the hotel to the guest, and is often a source of inspiration. Therefore the hoteliers opted for generous, floor-level showers with plenty of space. The matt black of the FLOOR shower area is a perfect match both structurally and in colour for the black of the bathroom tiles, and merges seamlessly with the tile structure.

One of the rooms has also been furnished with an exclusive LUX line Lux Shape bath. With the skeleton construction of the free-standing Lux Shape, a successful concept has transferred from architecture to the interior design of the bathroom. Stable steel forms the load-bearing, open frame into which the bath made of glazed titanium steel is hung for a brilliant presentation of the softly flowing inner body and the flat edge of the bath. The centrally positioned bath is the star of the room, and gives the room its own brilliance.

LUX SHAPE bath — Copyright © Jan Schmiedel

FLOOR SIDE shower area — Copyright © Jan Schmiedel

Boutique Hotel K7, Bad Nauheim, Germany

January 27, 2021

Interior design: Doris Seher

Rooms: 19, divided into five thematically different worlds.

Opening: 2019

Hotel owners: Ivo and Peter Seher

The hotel as a machine for wild longings: the K7 in Bad Nauheim is a very special place. It is the first boutique hotel in the Hessian spa town, and yet continues a glamorous tradition. Because the legendary, exclusive Hotel Europäischer Hof opened in the same location in 1855. The operators of the K7 have made it their mission to preserve the historic building structure and still realise creative and modern ideas in new version of the establishment. The result? Imaginative! The K7 takes its guests on a journey into five individually designed themes world: the names of the rooms are La Fleur, Urban, Marmor, Artroom and Kamin.

The respective bathrooms set a counterpoint to the colourfulness, as they have deliberately been pared down to black-and-white. The shower area has been furnished with matt coloured shower trays combined with the Upstand. Thanks to this intelligent solution made of glazed titanium steel, there is no requirement for the maintenance-intensive silicone joints. The masonry is reliably protected against moisture. At the K7, the rooms inspire dreams. And it’s wonderful if the best quality is a part of it.

The Fontenay, Hamburg, Germany

January 27, 2021

Architect: Jan Störmer

Interior design: architectural office Aukett + Hesse

Rooms: 130 rooms, including 17 suites

Opening: 2018

Copyright © The Fontenay Hamburg / Jochen Stueber

Pure form: the Fonteney in Hamburg is a successful experiment in modern organic design. The curved building consists of three circles that merge together to form two courtyards in the middle. The facade is characterised by convex and concave shapes. Throughout the hotel, no two walls are parallel to each other. Inside, the three connected circles form a 27-metre-high glass atrium that serves as a lobby. Floor-to-ceiling window provide light-flooded rooms and suites and spectacular views of the Alster. The 5-star hotel also attached great importance to exclusivity and hand-picked design for the interior. Which is why the architectural offices of Aukett + Hesse chose two Bette enamelled titanium steel baths for the natural stone bathrooms – the Starlet Flair Oval fitted bath and the free-standing Starlet Oval Silhouette.

The Starlet Flair Oval was installed under the natural stone so as not to interrupt the consistent use of this material in the bathrooms. The bath and washstand area, floor and walls are made entirely of stone. Every single natural stone slab was individually planned and cut to size. The interior designers opted for the free-standing Starlet Oval Silhouette for many of the rooms and all 17 suites. "Starlet exudes the design safety of a classic, but in the process it also retreats pleasantly in favour of the architecture," explains interior designer Christian Meinert. The bath has a timelessly elegant appeal that is the result of its harmonious design. The generous shape is perfect for bathing à deux.

STARLET OVAL SILHOUETTE — Copyright © The Fontenay Hamburg / Jochen Stueber

STARLET FLAIR OVAL — Copyright © The Fontenay Hamburg / Jochen Stueber

Up & On Deck

Collected Works Joan Goldin

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Final Days: Forms of Nature, Flinn Gallery, Greenwich Library

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The Goldkorn Variations: a trilorgy, Leslie Epstein

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New York Review of Books: “Bob Dylan’s Genius” — The Lyrics. as never before “has so meticulously and so brilliantly set these words in lines and stanzas, which remind us that some of the greatest lyric poems, from Shakespeare and Thomas Campion and George Herbert to the Child Ballads and beyond, are written accommodations of performance.”

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Testimonials

Concept & Setting: CEO and owner Ignacio Masias

Design: Sandra Masias

Architects: Stephanie Chang and Daniel Cisneros

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms in three different categories

Opening: 2019

Architect: Arcas Architekten

Interior design: Studio Piet Boon

Opening: Summer 2018

Architect: Gillespie Yunnie Architects

Rooms: 8

Architect: JEMS Architekci

Rooms: 164

Opening: 2019

Interior design: Architekturbüro Mang Mauritz Design

Rooms: Seven bathrooms, four bedrooms, three living rooms, a dining room, a fitness room, a conference suite, a home cinema and a wine cellar.

Opening: 2020

Architect: Jean-Philippe Nuel

Rooms: 67

Opening: 2014

Architect: Shawn Hausman Design

Rooms: 266

Opening: July 2019

Architect: Stephen Williams Associates

Rooms: 24

Opening: May 2020

Architect: Architekturbüro GRAFT and ernst + partner

Interior design: Nicolay Design

Rooms: 84 rooms and 14 suites

Opening: September 2017

Architect: architects at AIA and RL et Associés

Interior designer: Jean-Philippe Nuel

Rooms: 144 rooms and suites

Opening: June 2019

Rooms: 251

Opening: 2016

Architect: Yabu Pushelberg

Rooms: 195 rooms, including 24 suites

Opening: 2019

Architect: KCA International design

Opening: 2019

Architect: Zaha Hadid

Rooms: 216

Opening: 2018

Interior design: Architekturbüro Kirchmayr

Rooms: 57 rooms and suites

Winter operation: end of November until end of April

Manager: Sebastien Pilat

Rooms: 33

Reopened: May 2019

Client: Tirol Lodge, Ellmau (AT)

Architect: Bruno Moser

Rooms: 171

Opening: December 2018

Hotel owners: Ulli and Christian Mittermeier

Architect: Martin Schroth, Architecture studio Schroth

Rooms: 11 Hotelrooms

Opening: 2018

Interior design: Doris Seher

Rooms: 19, divided into five thematically different worlds.

Opening: 2019

Hotel owners: Ivo and Peter Seher

Architect: Jan Störmer

Interior design: architectural office Aukett + Hesse

Rooms: 130 rooms, including 17 suites

Opening: 2018