Art as part of the guest experience
One artwork. A distinctive world for a hotel.
When I imagine a hotel interior, I think about what a guest will remember after those few days: a colour, an atmosphere, an image that makes them pause each time they pass. For this collection, I began with natural forms, the stillness of reflected water and subtle touches of gold.
Beneath the pale tree trunk in the artwork, another world unfolds: turquoise depths, leaves and golden lines. I carried this duality into the porcelain and textiles. The image continues beyond its frame, reappearing on a cushion, a cup or a small keepsake to take home.
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01 · Hotel interiors
A large artwork gives the reception space its focal point. Pale stone, soft seating and turquoise accents create a calm setting, while cushions and porcelain carry the motifs into the room. I imagined a lobby where guests would want to linger long after checking in.
The spaces and objects shown are digital visual concepts. Materials, dimensions, production and the terms of an individual project are subject to separate agreement.
ART & LIVING
Cream, turquoise and restrained gold connect the interior with the objects designed for it.
Wall art, a vase, a decorative bowl, cups, a cushion and a scarf express the same artistic world in different forms. Each piece can stand on its own; together, they can carry a hotel’s visual identity from its shared spaces into its suites.
Morning coffee or afternoon tea can become part of a place’s story. Airy leaf motifs and golden lines flow across the cups, vase and bowl, offering a starting point for a coordinated collection in a lounge, restaurant or suite.
The cushion and throw bring the artwork’s colours within reach. A cream ground, blue-green leaves and root-like lines can lend warmth to a seating area. The scale and placement of the pattern can be developed for the individual interior.
The jewellery concept is a personal continuation of the collection: the tree and its reflection become a pendant, while leaf shapes become earrings. With its coordinating presentation box, it offers a design direction for a hotel boutique or a special guest gift.
KAMILLA AKHMIN · HOSPITALITY
The collection’s designs are available for bespoke hotel projects and licensing discussions. We can explore wall art, coordinated textile and porcelain designs, or a complementary gift collection. Tell me about your space, the atmosphere you want to create and the scale of your project.
Request a hotel project proposalThe spaces and objects shown are digital visual concepts. Materials, dimensions, production and the terms of an individual project are subject to separate agreement.