{Milanese interior design firm Dimore Studio designed this hotel in Mexico. I feel like the colours

{Milanese interior design firm Dimore Studio designed this hotel in Mexico. I feel like the colours are a nod to more vernacular design, but the overall feel is decidedly eclectic and global. Love the different bars!} Opened in September 2015 in Guadalajara’s booming Lafayette district in Mexico, Casa Fayette reflects the changing face of the area by blending the traditional with the super current. Hoteliers Carlos Couturier and Moisés Micha, the creative minds behind Grupo HABITA, joined forces with local architectural firm Estudio5 to transform the 1940s mansion into Guadalajara’s first design-led hotel. The original Art Deco structure plays host to a retro-inspired bar, swimming pool, and terrace with impressive city views—signature trademarks of the Grupo HABITA hotels in Mexico and New York. Inside the 37-room hotel, Milanese interior design team Dimore Studio borrows elements from Mexico, Italy, and a host of European designers, giving the interior a global eclecticism that mimics the inspirations behind the neighbourhoods transition. Dimore Studio hand-selected the furnishings and fixtures throughout, with most of the furnishings coming directly from the Milanese’s firm own furniture catalogue. The rest of the pieces are bespoke or sourced from designers such as Pierre Frey and Thonet.via -- source link

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