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L’Arbre Voyageur Hotel
Lille, França
L’Arbre Voyageur is a luxury hotel located in the centre of Lille, which brings together diverse Vicaima technical solutions into a single harmonious design and functional concept.
Radisson Hotel
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Vicaima was chosen to equip the Radisson Santa Cruz Hotel, in Bolivia, an integral development within the GHL Hotels group portfolio, operating under the Radisson insignia and one of the 8 brands belonging to the Carlson Rezidor group, which is one of the largest hotel groups worldwide.
Mercure Lugo Centro Hotel
Galicia, Spain
The Mercure Lugo Centro Hotel, which is the first of the chain in the Galicia region, adopted different constructive solutions, performances and finishes, signed by Vicaima, to be fitted in the rooms and common areas of the development. The products of the company integrate the 89 rooms comprising the property, along with the common spaces, which provide unique amenities. Together, these culminate in an experience designed in detail for guests and visitors.
Meyerhold Opera Hotel
Paris, France
Vicaima was selected to renovate the 1930’s inspired ambiance of the sophisticated Meyerhold Opera Paris Hotel, one of the most recent hotel properties located in the heart of the French capital.
Hotel Martinez by Hyatt
Cannes, France
This hotel renovation project reflects the charm and the glamour of Côte d’Azur. The 5 star Hotel Martinez was inspired by an Art Deco style and the challenge was to develop designs for room entrances and communicated rooms, with doors and frames in a customized design. Portaro performance door sets selected with 30 minute fire rating and incorporating acoustic insulation varying between 40 and 42dB. The chosen finish was a stunning high gloss white lacquer, which created the perfect contrast to the predominant blue and yellow soft tones in the hotel.
Peninsula Paris Hotel
Paris, France
Vicaima was selected to provide joinery solutions for The Peninsula Paris Hotel, which is the first hotel of the HSH Group (Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels) in Europe. Exclusively designed for this project, the brief included doors, frames, skirting boards, panels and technical shafts, with tailor made detailing.
For the room entrances of this hotel, was exclusively developed and certified the Portaro® FD30 AC46dB. The Portaro® FD30 single and door pairs were also supplied for the corridors, and Portaro® FD30 AC41dB pairs for the technical shafts, these being highly effective products with regard to fire resistance and acoustic performance. Matching with the decoration and glamour of this hotel is the design of the Vicaima doors themselves, with flush doors and solid wood customized frames, in an acajou and specific high gloss finish.
Bali Luxury Living
Costa del Mar, Panama
With a sophisticated architectural style, this luxury housing project is situated on the Costa del Mar, Panama, close to nature and the sea. In order to integrate it’s modern and carefully designed interiors, Vicaima doors and frames were selected with customized finish in horizontal walnut real wood veneer plus matt varnish. Options such as apartment entrance doors, portaro® single leaf embellished with customized frames using panel applications and portaro double leaf, were some of the chosen solutions to guarantee the comfort and elegance desired for the spaces.
Luxury Home
Deaunville, France
This luxurious villa located in Deaunville, France, was equipped with Vicaima Haute Couture products, with Rayon and Sinus doors from the Makassar Collection.
This door collection stands out for its stylized volumetric shapes and golden metallic detailing in ebony veneer with matt finish, that bring glamour and a distinctive aesthetics to the décor of the space.
Círculo Artístico 1911 Hotel Boutique
Múrcia, Spain
The Círculo Artístico 1911 Hotel Boutique results from the transformation of a historic building, dating back to the early nineteenth century and harmoniously framed into the cultural context of the city of Caravaca de la Cruz, in Murcia, Spain.
