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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.
Kings Wharf
Gibraltar
The elegance and versatility of Vicaima interior doors blend into the unique ambience of King’s Wharf Quay 29 residential tower, where minimalist and contemporary architecture is preeminent. The interior decor is further enhanced by exploring the contrast between white lacquering and natural oak veneered doors, which fit perfectly into the radiant and welcoming settings characterised by this project.
Riverford Gardens
Glasgow, Scotland
CCG Homes has chosen to partner with Vicaima quality interior doors in the new Coconut finish for their new, luxury Riverford Gardens project. Coconut cross directional woodgrain from Vicaima’s Exclusive Dekordor ®SD collection, provided the subtle brown tones and modern styling that CCG Homes felt would be ideal for this project.
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.
Lovers Loan Interior Doors
Scotland, United Kingdom
Vicaima quality interior doors have been fitted to enhance Lovers Loan, a select development of 4 and 5 bedroomed luxury family villas in the picturesque village of Dollar, set in the heart of the Scottish countryside, east of Stirling.
Sofitel Dubai Downtown
Dubai
Vicaima has been chosen to equip the French luxury hotel brand Sofitel (part of the Accor Hotels Group), for their latest venture Sofitel Dubai Downtown, in the United Arab Emirates. Vicaima’s expertise was sought with a selection of specially made product solutions including doors, frames and wall panelling, which were fitted throughout the hotel complex.
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.
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.
