Marco Piva‘s Studio is located in the multicultural heart of Milan. More than an architectural and design company, the studio is the place where, with methodical rigor, projects on different scales are born.

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STUDIO MARCO PIVA

Marco Piva is a traveler and designer, that rose to be one of the most recognizable designs across Italy due to his distinctive design influenced by aesthetic freedom.

STUDIO MARCO PIVA OFFICES

Split between the offices in Milan, Shanghai and other locations throughout the world, the collaborators are highly experienced in a wide range of disciplines from Urban Design to Architecture, Interior Design to Product Design.

STUDIO MARCO PIVA HOSPITALITY DESIGNS

Holding an endless number of award-winning projects, the Studio Marco Piva is committed to creating distinctive designs.

Today we gathered incredible Hospitality Designs by Marco Piva. Get to know them!

1- Double Tree Hilton Hotel

The hotel’s tone is created by minimalist elegance, natural materials, and pleasant places. To create a comfortable, friendly, and beautiful environment, the interior design was carried out with a focus on light colors and natural materials that were in harmony with the surrounding green regions.

2- Excelsior Hotel Galia

The excelsior Gallia hotel’s interior areas provide a wonderful and flowing atmosphere. It has a clean and linear atmosphere and is developed with extremely particular elements. The interiors are reminiscent of the art deco period’s timeless elegance and style.

3- Exedra Suites

The intervention by Studio Marco Piva strives to retain the architectural integrity of the structure, therefore no changes were made that would overshadow the massive image of exedra. On the contrary, the interior was designed in such a way that it is physically separated from the area in which it is enclosed, emphasizing the architecture even more.

4- Forum el Djazair Hotel

The idea came from the location, the shapes and colors of Algerian architecture, and the truly spectacular landscapes that include desert, mountains, and the sea. A different type of luxury.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

5- La Suite

Traditional structures, volumes, and materials are expressed via refined craftsmanship and beautiful details, resulting in a timeless, polished design.

6- T Hotel

The interior design idea was inspired by the nearby teatro lirico and is reminiscent of theatrical and musical elements, as seen by the lighting effects and use of color, materials, and finishes. a multi-functional and multi-sensory initiative aimed at providing a perfect mix of work and enjoyment for a new standard in urban hospitality.

7- The Iconic Pantheon Hotel

A well-balanced and attractive interior design sets the stage for an ideal experience immersion into a new luxury concept. The diverse modern design and architectural solutions are highlighted by bespoke, warm, and selected materials such as silk, gold, glass, resins, and marble.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

8- Una Hotel

The primary goal of Studio Marco Piva was to define a building that actively interacts with its urban surroundings through an open architectural volume. Light must be employed as an architectural feature in order for the structure to appear as a visually communicating constituent.

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Patricia Urquiola and her partner, Alberto Zontone, formed Studio Urquiola in 200, and it specializes in industrial product design, architecture, art direction and strategy consulting.

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PATRICIA URQUIOLA

Patricia Urquiola, originally from Oviedo, Spain, studied architecture and design at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid before completing her studies at the Politecnico di Milano, where she graduated under the mentorship of Achille Castiglioni. Throughout her career, she has collaborated with a number of well-known interior design and architecture firms.

PATRICIA URQUIOLA PHYLOSOPHY

Patricia Urquiola begins each project by establishing an empathic connection with the customer who will eventually interact with her designs, a technique she learned from Achille Castiglioni, establishing the “fundamental element,” as he used to call it, the foundation of each project that always keeps her on track and accompanies her entire design process: thinking spaces or objects in relation to people.

PATRICIA URQUIOLA PROJECTS

Today, we reunited a list of Modern Hotel Interior Design by Patricia Urquiola

1- Ca’di Dio

Patricia Urquiola‘s objective with the Ca’ di Dio project was to keep a strong connection with Venice, both in the architecture of the public areas and the rooms. The essence of the city pervades all regions, manifesting itself in materials, colors, finishes, and ideas. The palette is simple and delicate, composed of colors and transparencies that allude to water reflections, a reoccurring element at Ca ‘di Dio.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

2- Four Seasons Milan

Patricia Urquiola investigated the interaction between light and space, which was the major focus of the common functions that always looked out into the courtyard. As a result, the palette is composed of natural and light hues, as well as subtleties that mirror the priceless original frescoes.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

3- Haworth Hotel

The hotel strikes a mix between warmth, humor, refinement, and numerous brand experiences in a setting that encourages interaction between college personnel and students, as well as community members and others.

4- Il Sereno Penthouse Suite

Interiors showcase a mix of handmade, contemporary, and design symbols that interact with one another.

5- JW Marriot Hotel Lounge

The various areas are delineated by very high curtains that form a type of stage scenario, providing privacy but yet allowing visibility.

6- Mandarin Hotel Barcelona

The design is being revived for the rehabilitation of this classic Passeig de Gràcia structure, which dates back to 1901.

7- Room Mate Giulia

Room Mate Giulia represents Milan city in its colors, textures, imagery, irony, and linguistic mix by using archetypical local materials and elements.

8- Velaa Private Island Resort

The meticulously designed lightness of space meets the carefully chosen natural color palette. Patricia Urquiola experiments with the sense of interior and outdoor spaces, questioning the distinctions between the two.

9- W Vieques Hotel

The W Vieques Hotel presents a contrasted conversation, an eclectic mix of decorated rooms and the natural splendor of Puerto Rico’s surroundings.

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