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Hospitality Interiors

Wellness spaces shaped through restraint and materiality

Sovelle curates art, objects, lighting and selected interior pieces for spas, wellness areas and relaxation spaces — introducing visual depth and character without disrupting the calm of the environment.

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Calm does not require emptiness. It requires selection

Wellness interiors benefit from visual harmony. Materials, scale, light and placement become more important when fewer elements are present.

Sovelle introduces selected pieces where they can strengthen the space without creating unnecessary visual noise.

A QUIETER INTERIOR LANGUAGE

The environment determines the selection

Wellness spaces place particular demands on materials and objects. Humidity, heat, maintenance, cleaning, guest contact and technical requirements all influence what can be introduced.

Sovelle considers these conditions during selection and works with the property's designers, architects and technical teams where specialist specification is required.

Wellness spaces place particular demands on materials and objects. Humidity, heat, maintenance, cleaning, guest contact and technical requirements all influence what can be introduced.

Sovelle considers these conditions during selection and works with the property's designers, architects and technical teams where specialist specification is required.

Wellness spaces place particular demands on materials and objects. Humidity, heat, maintenance, cleaning, guest contact and technical requirements all influence what can be introduced.

Sovelle considers these conditions during selection and works with the property's designers, architects and technical teams where specialist specification is required.

Spa Reception & Arrival

Selected art, objects and lighting that establish a calm transition into the wellness environment.

Treatment & Transition Areas

Restrained wall pieces, lighting and selected details appropriate to quieter, more intimate spaces.

Pool & Wellness Areas

Pieces selected in relation to the architecture, materiality and environmental conditions of the space.

CURATED ELEMENTS

Less, but more considered

Wellness interiors benefit from visual harmony. Materials, scale, light and placement become more important when fewer elements are present.

Sovelle introduces selected pieces where they can strengthen the space without creating unnecessary visual noise.

Wellness interiors benefit from visual harmony. Materials, scale, light and placement become more important when fewer elements are present.

Sovelle introduces selected pieces where they can strengthen the space without creating unnecessary visual noise.

Art

Original paintings, works on paper, sculpture and selected contemporary pieces.

Antiques & Collectible Objects

Individual pieces selected for material quality, history, form and how they relate to the interior.

Furniture

Antique, vintage and contemporary pieces combined according to function, scale and character.

Lighting & Mirrors

Decorative lighting and mirrors selected to add depth, proportion and visual interest.

Objects

Ceramics, glass, vessels, books, boxes and collected pieces used with restraint.

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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.

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

Define → Curate → Source → Procure → Place

CONCEPTUAL STUDY:

EXISTING ROOM

PROPOSED INTERVENTION

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

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