Madrid – Héctor Fernández Elorza Architects creates a space designed for the experience of cooking.
Barcelona – The Student Hotel Marina Campus, designed by Masquespacio, is an eclectic wonderland that influences interconnectivity.
Riccione, Italy – The charming seventh-storey terrace ‘Settimo Piano’ in Lungomare Hotel is enhanced with sea-inspired, outdoor living design solutions by Corradi.
Dubai – Alexander & Co. took out gold in the Frame Awards 2018 with their opulent juxtaposition of feminine and masculine in Dubai Opera.
London – Counterfeit Studio teams up with artist Yinka Ilori to create a playful yet functional pop-up stand for Red Red’s new Super Stew product launch.
AMSTERDAM – Inside one of the city’s most intimate and luxurious hotels, the refined design reveals its philosophy of the subjective experience and personal relationships.
Maastricht, the Netherlands – Attached to The Student Hotel, restaurant The Commons is designed for functional fluidity and the changing nature of work and travel.
Montreal – ACDF Architecture delivers a space saturated with context and culture, but is the hyper-local hospitality trend actually important to the visitor experience?
Ghent, Belgium – Didier Faustino transforms a turn-of-the-century building into a lounge for intellectual dialogue and spatial sensuality.
Tokyo – ‘A new Shibuya culture through unexpected experiences’, Hotel Koé offers guests a space for creative expression and new discoveries.
With Frame’s hospitality design series, Night Fever, about to embark on its sixth global tour, we look back at five hypersaturated interiors from the previous edition.
BANGKOK – Rising consumer demand for health-focused services means that the design infrastructure must adapt accordingly, as demonstrated by Space Popular for Infinity Spa.