Istanbul Suites is a luxury hotel designed by Autoban, located in the Cihangir neighbourhood of Istanbul. Through the windows, you can view the entire historic quarter, including Topkapi Palace, Galata Tower and the big mosques in Sultanahmet. Keeping a modernist approach, the sandstone facade of the building was inspired by the imposing appearance of the Tophane-i Amire Building at the end of the street. The long windows and French balconies of Istanbul Suites reflect the architectural style of the Italian Hospital just opposite the hotel.

Each room was designed as one open plan space where you can eat, rest and sleep. Laser cut wood or iron create layered patterns, and combine with existing Autoban furniture. Some of the furniture has been adapted to the hotel concept. The bathroom walls are made of traditional Marmara marble which is the main material in the Ottoman architectural style. The whole ambiance provides a unique experience where the visitors can broaden their horizons and breathe Istanbul.

Autoban designs from the Autoban Built By De La Espada range found in Istanbul Suites include Box Sofa, Sleepy, Booklamp, Magnolia, Ring, Bergere Bed, King, Tulip, Scrub, and Woody.

Istanbul Suites

In 2010, Autoban’s first interiors project outside of Turkey opened in Hong Kong. 208 Duecento Otto offers rustic Italian cuisine from chef Vinny Lauria of New York’s acclaimed Babbo restaurant. The interior reflects the signature Autoban aesthetic, with its playful spirit and nod to the diversity of Istanbul, while embracing the local culture. Autoban utilised their signature raw materials as seen in steel pillars, marble tabletops and solid walnut floors and ceiling. Ceramic tiles, another signature, are specially designed for the location, blue and white and printed with Chinese illustrations. The project includes products manufactured by De La Espada including Slice Chair, Nest lounge chair, Box Sofa, Holy Table, Butterfly chair and Butterfly Bar Stool.

Elle Decoration China awarded 208 Duecento Otto 'Best Restaurant Design' in 2010.

208 Duecento Otto

This residence is located in one of Copenhagen's oldest buildings from 1770. The apartment has been renovated in a way that honours the historic building and the surroundings. The Park Avenue Collection by Søren Rose Studio and this apartment are a perfect match leaving interesting contrasts and a playful yet classic look.

Søren Rose Studio opened up their first showroom in the heart of Copenhagen.
Since the beginning, Søren Rose Studio had a strong desire to open the doors of the studio and invite people in. The showroom works as an exhibition space where they can showcase the entire Søren Rose universe. As a workshop, store and a creation lab it is used to reveal the philosophy and the creative process behind the final products. Also, part of the new surroundings is to give customers the opportunity to meet the designers, shop for prototypes and final designs, and experience what the team is inspired by.

In the Copenhagen showroom you will find pieces from De La Espada and Muuto, the hand-built Tribeca lamps, limited edition furniture, handmade bedspreads, and also selected books, magazines and graphics.

Snaregade 10, 1205 Copenhagen K - DK

This Cottage is an interior project by Rapin Saiz Architects. Located in the Swiss Alps near Verbier, this traditional barn celebrates simplicity.Wooden floors and walls combined with a neutral colour scheme create a cosy and relaxed atmosphere enhanced by plenty of natural light coming through the windows.

An integrated living room and dining room featuring Studioilse's Together Extending Table and Bench; and Matthew Hilton’s Fin Chairs constitute a perfect space for sharing with family and friends.