Andra Botan Interior Design

09/05/2026

Casa Brera reflects a new direction in European luxury hospitality.

Less formal.
More residential.
More emotionally intelligent.

Instead of relying on spectacle, the project builds atmosphere through proportion, material layering, lighting and carefully curated FF&E selections.

The result feels closer to a refined Milanese residence than to a traditional luxury hotel.

One of the most interesting aspects is how Italian residential design language continues to shape contemporary hospitality environments — softer seating compositions, tactile materials, intimate spatial zoning and understated sophistication.

This is where hospitality design is heading.

29/04/2026

L’Appartamento by Artemest at Milano Design Week 2026 — a beautiful journey through Italian craftsmanship, art and contemporary living.

Set inside the historic Palazzo Donizetti, each room felt like a curated story of texture, color, heritage and design details.

A true celebration of interiors as emotion, culture and personal expression.

26/04/2026

29/03/2026

NH Collection Milano CityLife is not just a hotel.
It is a lesson in adaptive reuse.

Set inside the former Chiesa del Cristo Re, this project transforms a deconsecrated 1934 church into a contemporary hospitality experience without losing the memory of the space. Original elements such as the arches, columns, aisle structure and verticality were preserved, while new functions were inserted with restraint and clarity. 

What makes the design compelling is not excess, but discipline.
The former apse becomes reception.
The side aisles become spaces for gathering, dining and pause.
And the atmosphere still carries a sense of procession, calm and monumentality. 

This is what strong hospitality design can do:
not overwrite history, but give it a new purpose.

NHCollection DesignInspiration

27/08/2025

Bold by Nature. Elegant by Design.

A sculptural walk-in wardrobe where form follows emotion.
The curves soften the architecture, the light defines the rhythm, and the materials—wood, linen, glass—whisper sophistication.

This isn’t just storage. It’s serenity with a handle.

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💡 Design Tip:
When designing a dressing area, avoid harsh lines and stark contrasts. Instead, opt for soft transitions, backlighting, and a muted palette to evoke calm and elegance—especially in daily rituals.

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