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HOTEL VILLA MAGNOLIA
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HOTEL VILLA MAGNOLIA

Hotel Villa Magnolia

 

Client: Jerry Troy

 

Location: Oude Domburgseweg 20, 4356 CC Oostkapelle(NL).

Job discription: refurbishment of interior. 16 hotel rooms

Surface: approx. 1200 m2

Year: 2018

 

Designed for this client:

Carpet: custom designed rugs based on Persian rug design with modern color-scheme adorned with family crest.

Walls: unique color scheme per room, Victorian green tiles at the headboard.

Lighting: new lighting scheme

 

Project

Hotel Villa Magnolia comprises three kinds of rooms in a variety of buildings; a listed villa built in 1910 for hotel rooms, an old farm from the 19thcentury for suites, and a few outbuildings for studios.

 

Muurbloem design studio was asked to refurbish the 16 hotel rooms in the villa. For this project a budget estimation was made.

 

Proces

Upon entering this characteristic building, one is greeted by an original interior in Art Nouveau style that is filled with anecdotes and personal stories. The rooms however were furbished in a monotonous 80s hotel style. The aim was to infuse the hotel rooms with the atmosphere of the entrance and staircase, by creating a playful combination of classic and contemporary elements, executed in a surprising color palette. 

 

Approach

The hotel is operated by Jerry Troy, who is the second generation of the family Troy who owns this hotel. Jerrys grandfather made an impressive oeuvre of landscape drawings and watercolors of villages in the province of Zeeland. Using these drawings as a lead, Muurbloem design studio created a new interior with a new color palette and lighting scheme, pantries, furniture, carpets and accessories. The drawings now feature as artworks in the individual rooms.

 

Muurbloem created a design and oversaw the execution by local artisans and installers on site. The process took place in close collaboration with the hotel-team and the works were realized in two phases during the low season. The hotel stayed open during the execution phase.