Vander Urbani Resort, Slovenia

The hotel is located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, a city with a rich historical and cultural heritage. The Vander Urbani Resort cleverly blends modern elements with historical heritage in its design. It retains the building's historical appearance, allowing you to feel the accumulation of time at a glance, but when you step inside, you will feel as if you are in a brand-new modern art space. The use of glass reflection elements: As soon as you enter the hotel, the most eye-catching thing is the large area of glass reflection elements. In the hotel lobby, the use of glass can be said to be the ultimate. Transparent glass partitions, bright glass floors, and mirrored glass decorations are intertwined and reflected each other, forming a unique visual effect. From different angles, you can see the space extending infinitely in the mirror image, as if the entire lobby has been magnified several times, giving people a sense of openness. These glass reflection elements are not only for the pursuit of visual beauty, but also cleverly adjust the indoor light. During the day, the sunlight shines through the glass and becomes softer and more even after reflection, illuminating every corner of the entire space and filling the space with warmth and vitality. At night, the indoor lights reflect starlight on the glass, creating a romantic and mysterious atmosphere, as if you are under a dreamy starry sky. Matching with other materials: Although glass is the protagonist of this hotel design, the matching of other materials also plays a finishing touch. In some areas, the designer chose to combine wood elements with glass, such as wooden furniture, decorative lines, etc. The warm texture of wood and the cold luster of glass form a sharp contrast, but they complement each other, adding a touch of nature and warmth to the space. At the same time, stone elements are also used in the treatment of some walls and floors, and its hard texture echoes the transparency of the glass, further enriching the layering and texture of the space.