ART & OBJECTS

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HOSPITALITY INTERIORS

Restaurants and lounges with atmosphere and character

Sovelle curates and sources art, lighting, furniture accents and individual objects for restaurants, lounges, bars and private dining spaces — responding to the architecture, use and identity of each property.

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HOSPITALITY INTERIORS

Restaurants and lounges with atmosphere and character

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The interior should support the experience, not compete with it

Dining spaces have their own rhythm. Guests stay longer, tables move, lighting shifts and service flows continuously through the room.
Sovelle works within these conditions to introduce art, lighting, objects and selected furniture in ways that strengthen atmosphere without compromising comfort, circulation or function.

DINING & SOCIAL SPACES

Different settings call for different responses

Restaurants

Art, lighting and selected furniture considered in relation to dining layout, scale, atmosphere and service flow.

Hotel Lounges

Art, lighting, furniture accents and objects used to strengthen comfort, atmosphere and the identity of the wider property.

Private Dining Rooms

More focused curatorial schemes for chef’s tables, wine rooms and intimate dining spaces, where stronger art and distinctive objects can create a greater sense of occasion.

CURATED ELEMENTS

The elements that shape the room

Arrival, bar, dining and private seating areas often require different levels of visual intensity. Sovelle uses art, lighting, furniture accents and objects to distinguish these zones while maintaining continuity across the interior.

CURATED ELEMENTS

The elements that shape the room

Arrival, bar, dining and private seating areas often require different levels of visual intensity. Sovelle uses art, lighting, furniture accents and objects to distinguish these zones while maintaining continuity across the interior.

CURATED ELEMENTS

The elements that shape the room

Arrival, bar, dining and private seating areas often require different levels of visual intensity. Sovelle uses art, lighting, furniture accents and objects to distinguish these zones while maintaining continuity across the interior.

Lighting & Mirrors

Decorative lighting and mirrors used to introduce warmth, depth and visual hierarchy.

Art & Wall Composition

Art and wall pieces selected in relation to scale, architecture, sightlines and the rhythm of the room.

Objects & Bar Styling

Ceramics, sculpture, vessels and collected pieces for bars, shelving and focal areas.

Furniture Accents

Selected seating, tables, consoles and individual pieces where they strengthen the wider scheme.

Local & Heritage References

Pieces connected to place and cultural context without turning heritage into a theme.

Lighting & Mirrors

Decorative lighting and mirrors used to introduce warmth, depth and visual hierarchy.

Art & Wall Composition

Art and wall pieces selected in relation to scale, architecture, sightlines and the rhythm of the room.

Objects & Bar Styling

Ceramics, sculpture, vessels and collected pieces for bars, shelving and focal areas.

Furniture Accents

Selected seating, tables, consoles and individual pieces where they strengthen the wider scheme.

Local & Heritage References

Pieces connected to place and cultural context without turning heritage into a theme.

Lighting & Mirrors

Decorative lighting and mirrors used to introduce warmth, depth and visual hierarchy.

Art & Wall Composition

Art and wall pieces selected in relation to scale, architecture, sightlines and the rhythm of the room.

Objects & Bar Styling

Ceramics, sculpture, vessels and collected pieces for bars, shelving and focal areas.

Furniture Accents

Selected seating, tables, consoles and individual pieces where they strengthen the wider scheme.

Local & Heritage References

Pieces connected to place and cultural context without turning heritage into a theme.

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HOSPITALITY IN PRACTICE

Designed around the realities of hospitality use

Selections consider circulation, table layout, durability, maintenance and service requirements.
Where technical input is required, Sovelle works alongside the property's architects, designers, contractors and operational team.

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 property 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.

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