Hotel Villa Dubrovnik in Croatia has unveiled a thoughtfully reimagined interior that captures a refined sense of place through material continuity and spatial clarity. Guided by Studio Arthur Casas, the redesign brings together the Library Bar and Pjerin Restaurant as a single, fluid spatial composition on the main level.
Croatian oak and limestone form the project’s material backbone, flowing seamlessly from ceiling to wall in a contemporary interpretation of regional architectural traditions. The color palette is drawn directly from Dubrovnik’s surrounding landscape—soft whites, sands, and beiges echo local stone, while warm terracotta tones reference the city’s iconic rooftops.
A subtle global layer is introduced through Via Appia stone, used in the bar counter and bathrooms, lending a Brazilian sensibility that complements the interiors’ earthy, grounded character.
Photographed by Fran Parente, the result is a calm, tactile, and site-responsive hospitality environment that balances local identity with international design refinement.
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