Understanding the value of OmniDecor products to grasp their application potential in a design hospitality project such as The First Musica in Rome was a challenge that Studio Marincola took on with enthusiasm and professionalism.
Specifically, the doors and sliding leaves that divide the bathroom from the bedroom in the hotel rooms were made with DecorFlou Design Linen Gold glass.
Situated in the stylish Prati district, just ten minutes’ walk from Piazza di Spagna and boasting five stars, The First Musica stands on the banks of the river Tevere to welcome visitors to Rome in pursuit of a contemporary and designer experience.
“This architecture, with its painstaking care for details, illustrates the essential importance of striking an aesthetic and formal balance between design and urban space, in every component” explains Arch. Antonio Marincola.
Consistent aesthetics between the interior design and the outside interpreted thanks to the use of glass, a material which has been used as a functional element, inside the hotel rooms, and in its most decorative nature, for outdoor cladding.
The floor-to-ceiling glazing which affords panoramic views of the city is teamed with the elegance of golden OmniDecor DecorFlou Design Linen Gold glass to divide and separate an extremely personal space, namely the bedroom and the bathroom.
The golden nuances of the OmniDecor glass surface bring out the best of the setting with bright effects which blend in seamlessly with the interior project which is distinguished by high-end materials, including marble and brass picked to furnish the bathroom.
The harmonious liaising between the two separate settings is embraced in the balance between transparency and opacity.
OmniDecor’s experience in the contract industry remains the strength to showcase the knowledge and know-how of a company which has made improving the world of interior design its modus operandi.
Under the expert guidance of Arch. Antonio Marincola, OmniDecor has provided an unwavering response and uncompromising product quality irrespective of the intended surroundings.
The result of this merger of expertise has led to a contemporary hotel architecture where the interior spaces reflect the prospects and the needs of cosmopolitan hospitality.