[ 01 ] Hospitality
Urban Hotel Suite
[ 02 ] The brief
A guest suite and en-suite bathroom for an urban hotel, rendered as a design-intent package. The bedroom is organised around a curved oak batten screen that sweeps from the headboard wall across the ceiling, set against a sage lime-wash finish, an exposed board-formed concrete soffit and a geometric green carpet. The bathroom shifts register entirely — burgundy marble, deep plum vertical tile, terrazzo shower floor and matt black brassware. Hospitality sets like this one live or die on whether the guest-facing details survive: switch plates, sconce placement, bedding weight and the actual view out of the window.
[ 03 ] Scope delivered
- Guest suite, two camera angles
- En-suite bathroom
- Curved timber screen and ceiling detail
- City context modelled beyond the glazing
[ 04 ] How it was made
The technical problem.
The curved oak batten screen was the whole job. It sweeps from a vertical wall plane through a radius and continues across the ceiling, so every batten changes length and angle along the curve and none can be an array copy. We built it parametrically to keep the spacing even through the transition. The sage lime-wash finish needed genuine mottling and tonal drift, because a flat colour reads as paint and loses the material entirely, and the board-formed concrete soffit above it carries real form-tie marks and grain. The geometric carpet was laid out so the pattern registers correctly against the room edges rather than floating. City context beyond the glazing was modelled as actual massing at plausible distance — a photographic backplate would have fought the interior lighting and given away the join at the window reveal.
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