The AQQUAABA Resort & Hotel interior design connects arrival, dining, private accommodation and wellness spaces within a shared visual language. The programme includes 50 rooms, including penthouses. Natural timber, stone, textured surfaces and soft lighting establish continuity while allowing public areas and private rooms to serve different needs.
CONCEPT
The concept carries the hotel's curved, nature-inspired architectural language into the interiors. The lobby and restaurant provide places to arrive, meet and spend time together, while guest rooms and penthouses have a quieter residential character. Large windows, soft curtains and planting maintain a connection with the tropical setting.
DETAILS
Lobby: A double-height arrival space brings together reception, lounge seating and indoor planting. Timber elements, stone and textured surfaces define the setting, while the reception desk acts as a clear point of orientation.
Restaurant: Warm timber, pendant lights and soft seating create a consistent dining atmosphere. Smaller tables by the windows complement the long central dining arrangement, providing options for individual guests and groups.
Guest rooms: Neutral tones, timber surfaces and textured wall panels give the rooms a calm character. The layout, large windows and soft curtains balance daylight, views and privacy.
Room details: Indirect light, wall panels and a consistent palette frame the sleeping area. Furniture and lighting are considered together to keep the private spaces visually calm and comfortable.
SPECIFICATIONS
Project: AQQUAABA Resort & Hotel — Interior Design | Type: Resort hotel interior | Accommodation: 50 rooms, including penthouses | Public spaces: Lobby, restaurant, bars, wine rooms and conference rooms | Family facilities: Children's entertainment areas | Wellness: Gym, yoga area, juice bar and spa | Materials: Timber, stone, textured panels, soft fabrics, glass and warm metal accents | Lighting: Ambient and indirect light, decorative pendants and integrated wall lighting | Service: Interior design
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