Concept

A room devoted to image and sound like a private auditorium. The widescreen can be viewed from the comfort of the bed or the bath, with the television acting as a folding screen between the room and the bathroom.
The “sofablaster” is a couch with integrated speakers and headphones, and, in its arm-rests, a music collection from the Kompakt label.

A braided chestnut shelf laid high on the wall, runs across the room dividing it into two zones : the upper zone is for services, the lower zone, for relaxing.
The bathing zone is located behind a chestnut rack, as if it were the threshold of a garden.

This room emphasizes the passing from day to night through a metamorphosis. During the day, the room is a lounge with a couch with clear wood and acid green tones. At night, two wooden panels behind the couch open to reveal a pink alcove and the other half of the bed. The niche has all the comforts needed for the night : water, slippers …

This room is in immaculate white where the traditional codes of furniture have been disrupted. The table becomes a bed. The baldaquin bed becomes a bathtub (designed exclusively for HI), draped in white skaï with a fuchsia coloured Plexiglas ceiling. The room is dedicated to wellbeing with fresh and organic products.

All the furniture is at the centre of the room. The furniture becomes a like a deck on an indoor terrace. At the far end of the terrace, an organic curtain provides some privacy while showering. The toilets are like a hut and when lighted, glow like a lantern.

A room with a graphic design theme inspired by cyber-culture. The walls are giant pixels, the furniture components are like the windows of a computer. One of these windows is a light-box, combining animated and still images, inciting once again new invitations and discoveries.

A modular area, it can be a bath lounge or a working space. On entering, you discover a vast bathing area with a lava stone bathtub. This room has a private terrace, a complete living space with shower and adjustable seating.

The room is an open space, with three sections, each one associated with a colour or a function: comfort, relaxation and breathing.