SKIHOTEL
EDELWEISS****S
HOCHSÖLDEN

Textile design in dialogue with the architecture.

As always, it was not the individual pieces of furniture that were the focus in the suites, but rather the ambience created by their combination.

Working closely with the architects and planners, we were responsible for the textile part, i.e. the layer that makes rooms tangible.

As in many hotels and private homes, passive principles are at the heart of the design: upholstered headboards with textured surfaces, solid curtains, textile floor coverings.

Elements fulfilling your expectations in everyday life: softening, organising, anddefining spaces.

Location

Hochsölden

Spaces

Rooms & Suites.

Architect

Peter Brunner

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Textiles serve purposes usually assigned to technology: they reduce noise, define proportions and give the room a sense of stability.

The range of colours and materials remains minimal by choice. Dark, dense fabrics meet light wooden surfaces; geometric patterns and checks appear selectively; yet, they are clearly defined and connected by similar textures and weights.

Different textiles can exist side by side because they follow a common logic.

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