With the Meyer Davis design studio leading the transformation of Hotel Arts Barcelona, every space, from public areas and meeting rooms to guestrooms and the spa, are being refreshed with a modern design and refined furniture elements that reflect the hotel’s distinctive identity and sense of place. Currently, the hotel has completed the transformation of all guestrooms and suites, including furnishings, colour themes, hardware and other design elements as part of the multi-phase reimagination.
Svetlana Samardzic, Senior Associate, Director, Meyer Davis, stepped into the role of Project Lead – the main focus and drive of which was to pay a genuine tribute to Barcelona’s vibrant spirit and to one of its most iconic landmarks. The design approach sought to celebrate the building’s artistry and uniqueness, capturing the essence of a modern Mediterranean lifestyle while remaining true to the city’s distinctive identity and character.
Svetlana Samardzic: We’ve drawn inspiration from Barcelona’s rich and captivating history – its strong personality, modernist art heritage, and enduring spirit of innovation. Our vision revisits the optimism of the 1992 Olympic Games, when the city embraced a great transformation and looked toward the future through creativity and design. It was during that moment in time that Hotel Arts, designed by Bruce Graham, became a symbol of modernity on Barcelona’s skyline.
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