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Attrap’Rêves in Bouches-du-Rhone near Marseille and Sky River outside of Loir-et-Cher are two new hotels, that bring the experience of sleeping in a transparent bubble to the public.
Measuring in at 13 feet in diameter and most of them completely transparent, the concept was created from French designer Pierre Stéphane with a simple goal, “create a Eco-friendly space, in that once the bubble is folded up, nature remains the intact.” For those of you looking for a bit more privacy from your experience, there are bubbles that remain only half transparent which is a much better alternative to the completely transparent offerings.
As one of the 46 rooms within the Eden Motel located in Kaohsiung City, visitors can rent this dwelling out for hourly prices, ranging from about $50 for a three hour window. The room has been completely decked in Batman attire which includes Bat Cave textured cement walls, a Bat Mobile, and plenty of trademark yellow and black Batman logos found all throughout the room.
This quaint boutique hotel, Tubo Hotel, was designed by the team at T3arc Architecture.
Residing on the outskirts of Tepoztlán, Mexico, the multi story cluster of rooms is actually a collection of recycled concrete pipe. The pipes have been revamped, and transformed into sleeping quarters equipped with a queen size bed, fan, lighting, and a glass entry way allowing natural light to enter the rooms. To ensure the guests have privacy, each of the rooms features a curtain running across the glass entry way.
Photographer/Director: Yu Tsai
Production: 88 Phases
Videographer/Editor: Sergio Bautista
Model: Kate Upton
If you are looking for the ultimate desert based retreat, look no further than the luxurious Amangiri Luxury Resort Hotel in Canyon Point, Utah running right along the border of Arizona.
Amangiri, ‘peaceful monuntain’, sprawls over 600 acres in beautiful Canyon Point in Southern Utah. The 34 room luxury hotel was designed by a three person team including Rick Joy, Wendell Burnette, and Marwan Al-Sayed. Expect to spend in the vicinity of $1,000 to $3,600 per night for a suite at this wondrous location.
Artist Tilt has created this half graffiti room aka the Panic Room inside the Au Vieux Panierhotel in Marseille, France. The unique hotel has five rooms which are redone annually by a different artist. In essence, they invite artists, graphic designers and painters into their rooms to create amazing and distinct atmospheres.
Photographer Rania Matar is born and raised in Lebanon. She moved to the USA in 1984. The is her photo series ‘A Girl And Her Room’.
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