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Hospitality Interiors

Guest rooms and suites with a stronger sense of place

Sovelle curates and sources art, objects, furniture, lighting and distinctive interior pieces for guest rooms, suites and villa bedrooms — creating spaces that feel considered, individual and connected to the character of the property

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Hospitality Interiors

Guest rooms and suites with a stronger sense of place

Discuss a GUEST ROOMS Project →

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THE GUEST ROOM

Calm enough to rest - Distinctive enough to remember

Guest rooms require restraint. Every element must work within the architecture, operational requirements and comfort of the room while contributing to the identity of the property.

Sovelle focuses on the layers that can give otherwise repeated rooms individuality — art, lighting, mirrors, objects, selected furniture and carefully considered details — without unnecessarily redesigning what already works.

WHAT SOVELLE CURATES

The details that give a room its character

Art & Wall Composition

Original art, works on paper, photography and selected wall pieces considered in relation to the room’s scale, architecture and visual direction.

Mirrors & Decorative Lighting

Mirrors, bedside lamps and selected lighting pieces used to introduce warmth, depth and material character.

Furniture Accents

Benches, occasional chairs, side tables, desks and individual pieces selected where they can strengthen the room without unnecessary replacement of existing furniture.

Objects & Styling

A restrained selection of objects, ceramics, vessels, books and other details for desks, consoles, shelving and guest-facing surfaces.

Custom Curatorial Elements

Commissioned artwork, project-specific editions, coordinated framing and selected custom elements developed where the project calls for them.

Local & Heritage References

Art and objects that can connect the room to its location, architecture or cultural context without turning heritage into decoration or theme.

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ROOM TYPES & COLLECTIONS

Consistency without repetition

A hotel may require visual continuity across multiple rooms without making every room feel identical.

Sovelle can develop a shared curatorial language across room categories while varying artwork, objects, colour relationships or selected details according to room type, floor or suite level.

A hotel may require visual continuity across multiple rooms without making every room feel identical.

Sovelle can develop a shared curatorial language across room categories while varying artwork, objects, colour relationships or selected details according to room type, floor or suite level.

Standard Rooms

A coherent core selection designed for repeatability, practicality and controlled budget.

Suites

More individual pieces, stronger art and additional layers where greater distinction is appropriate.

Signature Rooms

Unique or limited selections using original art, antiques or collectible pieces to create rooms with their own identity.

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

OUR PROCESS

From curatorial direction to final placement

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

Selected works and objects are sourced from the Sovelle collection and through our European network of dealers, artists, galleries and specialist suppliers. Each piece is considered for scale, material, context and relevance to the project.

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

The final stage brings the curatorial scheme into the space through composition, positioning and styling. Where required, Sovelle can coordinate placement and installation with the wider project team.

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

#1 CURATORIAL DIRECTION

We begin by understanding the architecture, location, guest profile and existing interior language. From there, we define the visual character, art direction and object vocabulary for the space.

#2 ART & OBJECT SOURCING

#3 PROCUREMENT & COORDINATION

Once selections are approved, Sovelle coordinates acquisition, supplier communication and project requirements. This can include availability, dimensions, condition, transport and delivery planning.

#4 PLACEMENT & STYLING

SELECTIVE INTERVENTION

Not every guest room needs a redesign

Existing rooms can often be strengthened through a limited number of carefully chosen changes.

Sovelle can assess what should remain and where art, lighting, mirrors, selected furniture or styling can create greater visual impact — allowing investment to focus on the elements that materially improve the room.

CONCEPTUAL STUDY:

EXISTING ROOM

PROPOSED INTERVENTION

Conceptual curatorial study — selective changes in art, lighting, textiles and furniture accents, while retaining the existing room architecture.

SELECTIVE INTERVENTION

Not every guest room needs a redesign

Existing rooms can often be strengthened through a limited number of carefully chosen changes.

CONCEPTUAL STUDY:

EXISTING ROOM

PROPOSED INTERVENTION

Conceptual curatorial study — selective changes in art, lighting, textiles and furniture accents, while retaining the existing room architecture.

SELECTIVE INTERVENTION

Not every guest room needs a redesign

Existing rooms can often be strengthened through a limited number of carefully chosen changes.

CONCEPTUAL STUDY:

EXISTING ROOM

PROPOSED INTERVENTION

Conceptual curatorial study — selective changes in art, lighting, textiles and furniture accents, while retaining the existing room architecture.

PROJECT APPROACH

From room concept to final placement

Depending on the scope, Sovelle can develop the curatorial direction for an individual room, a room category or a wider accommodation concept.

Proposals can include visual studies, art and object direction, furniture and lighting recommendations, sourcing options, indicative budgets and procurement of approved pieces.

Final selections are developed around room dimensions, quantities, operational requirements, budget and availability.

Depending on the scope, Sovelle can develop the curatorial direction for an individual room, a room category or a wider accommodation concept.

Proposals can include visual studies, art and object direction, furniture and lighting recommendations, sourcing options, indicative budgets and procurement of approved pieces.

Final selections are developed around room dimensions, quantities, operational requirements, budget and availability.

Curatorial direction, sourcing, procurement and final placement can be combined according to the scale and requirements of the project.