Sentences with phrase «local artwork reflects»

Local artwork reflects the panorama of the countryside beyond the windows, while the stone floors open out onto private balconies or patios, ideal for an aperitif at sunset.

Rooms and suites are decorated with colorful contemporary local artwork reflecting the nautical surroundings of the island.

Not exact matches

Every sumptuous guestroom reflects the Luxury Collection standard a bit differently, with individualized details — such as unique artworks by local artists — sprinkled throughout.

Located in what is generally considered Panama's arts district, the micro-boutique hotel houses just 13 rooms; each featuring artwork from one of 13 local artists with an architectural facade that reflects the influence of the city's periodic occupation by Spain, France and the US While we haven't yet been to visit the property, we're excited about its potential as a new equatorial destination.

Positioned to enjoy the soft early morning light streaming into your suite and then commanding sunsets reflecting on the Barossan hills in the distance, these large suites are arguably our best, featuring Artwork from renowned local artists adorn the walls along with collectable pieces sourced from around the world.

The minimalist décor of the Presidential Suite at Hotel Cala di Volpe beautifully compliments the cleverly arranged local artwork, while the glorious colors of the coastline are reflected in the...

The minimalist décor of the Presidential Suite at Hotel Cala di Volpe beautifully compliments the cleverly arranged local artwork, while the glorious colors of the coastline are reflected in the hand - painted tables and armoires, the arched window frames and the ceramic tiled floors.

Hotel Urbano in Miami's Brickell neighborhood is an ultra-chic boutique hotel with upscale guest rooms reflecting the city's lifestyle with artwork by local artists decorating the walls.

Notables include Pay for Your Pleasure, a corridor lined with portraits of famous intellectuals, each paired with a quote relating art and criminality, that begins with a donation box for the victims of violent crime and culminates with an artwork by an imprisoned local murderer; Black Out, a sprawling collection of works reflecting on the artist's hometown of Detroit, completed in honor of the city's 300th anniversary; and Day Is Done.

Defined by its host city and region, each exhibition is unique, which is reflected in its participating galleries, artworks presented, and the content of parallel programming produced in collaboration with local institutions for each edition.