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The 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.
Bosques de Tepepan
Mexico
The Jacaranda tower of the Bosques de Tepepan project is another Latin American project integrating Vicaima products into its technical and design planning. It is a residential building with 120 apartments where the design of Vicaima interior doors is at its very essence.
Hillside Luxury Villas
Dubai
Vicaima’ s individually designed interior door solutions were chosen to be part of this lavish and magnificent project at Jumeirah Golf Estates - The Hillside - this limited edition collection of contemporary luxury villas integrated Vicaima doors with a striking geometric design. Incorporating a cross directional grain, intersected by jet black grooves. The selected finish has wood veneer in warm tones that stands out and contrasts perfectly with the surrounding materials and ambience of the interiors. Vicaima also supplied additional bespoke furniture items in a matching finish, to create a perfect harmony within the space.
Hidd Al Saadiyat Villas
Abu Dhabi
Vicaima wardrobe luxury solutions were selected to equip the Hidd Al Saadiyat Villas in Abu Dhabi.
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.
Bloomingdale
Dubai
Private luxury condominium, comprising 89 residential villas, equipped with Vicaima solutions, such as the normal interior Walnut Natur Portaro®, which includes door, frame and accessories in a single piece.
The Gate Towers
Abu Dhabi, UAE
In tune with the size and sophistication of the project, Vicaima marks the interior architecture with furnishings and flush selection veneer doors, with horizontal wenge finish and satin finished accessories, which enhance the sophistication of "The Gate Towers".
The Vicaima products integrated in the various facilities of this developemnt range from doors to closets, bathroom furniture and even kitchens. The Portaro®, integrated solution for ready to fit door and frame, was the system chosen due to its easy installation, performance and high quality finishes, features which gave it the intended refined environment for one of the greatest developments in the Middle East.
Burj Al Salam Tower
Dubai
Residential tower equipped with Vicaima doors and frames in walnut veneer. For this project flush doors from the Essential Range, crossed veneer and satin finish details from the Exclusive Range and wardrobes were selected. On this development solutions such as doors with overpanels, double-leaf doors and fire resistant doors, among others, were also applied.
JV Tower II
Mexico
Housing project located in Veracruz, Mexico. To integrate the interior architecture Vicaima Dekordor SD walnutfinish was selected which perfectly reproduces the tone and design of natural wood veneer.
