This hospitality project proves that interior design is all about capturing the spirit of the client and the essence of the space.

Hospitality Interior Design Project in a contemporary style by CHADA Studio is the inspiration we bring you today. And you can see this beautiful living area in The William Inglis Hotel located in Sydney, Australia. Curated design relates, among other things, to an intense desire for exclusivity. Art and design meet each other in a thrilling composition for the senses and all you have to do is sit tight and enjoy the experience.

With three decades of experiences and successful projects, CHADA is an interior design studio recognised as one of the world’s top interior design studios with the core for hospitality projects; as well as residential and corporate. Their highly-awarded team have a keen attention to detail and efficiency, offering a generous and unique view into the creative process, sharing passions, experiences, advice and the philosophy behind the richly tailored, sophisticated style delivered.

“There are many design firms that can produce a good hotel design. Only an elite few, through vision and flair, can produce results that can elevate a hotel to great heights. CHADA is one of those few.”

Graham Wackett – Southern Pacific Hotel Corporation.

Here’s how you can transform your living room inspired by the living area of this hospitality project:

The Apache is a Native American tribe, the first to inhabit the wild areas of Colorado. With a base in white marble, matte walnut veneer and polished brass and an abat-jour in white satin fabric, Apache Table Lamp designed by Brabbu was intended to recall the beauty of Colorado’s landscapes. This table lamp could add a twist to this hospitality décor. Also designed by Brabbu, you could add Enz Rug: Enz River runs through the northern Black Forest in Germany which is considered to have the most attractive landscapes for nature lovers, ramblers and mountain bikers. Enz Rug is made in hand-tufted tencel and was inspired by the breath-taking richness of the Black Forest and its natural resources. Enz can be tailored to any size, colour and shape, to better fit every space.

Another lovely choice to the hospitality project would be Loren Sofa. Inspired by the 50’s and 60’s retro designs, Essential Home‘s Loren tub sofa combines the best of the modern flair with the contemporary lifestyle. Supported by an oval polished brass base, it is fully upholstered in leather and has two distinctive rolled arms, that function both as back and armrest, creating a futuristic tub design. Finally, our advice is to place a beautiful side table, like Shield Side Table by Boca do Lobo which is a modern faux-marble table for a contemporary living room like yours. Ideal for sophisticated home decoration as you can see in this hospitality project, this table’s classical silhouette and flowing details will surely remind you of the Atlantic Ocean. Shield, made from mahogany and handpainted faux-marble, can also be transformed into an original coffee table or tea table, according to your favourite tastes. It is supported in a column that ends in three delicate feet, giving way to distinctive, decorative legs inspired by antique furniture.