Sustainable and minimalist: 10 new proposals for luxury hotels for 2022

Luxury is not always an overloaded look at architecture or design. The trend of sustainability and the Nordic hygge experience spread throughout the world . The hotels that open up to this new modernity they take advantage of a minimalist concept that respects the environment , conceptualize detail rather than extreme grandeur, aim to soothe travelers' senses with simple design , yet satisfy even the most discerning taste for excellent concept pleasure.

Delicacy, relaxing colors, harmony in the palettes, noble materials, all crossed par excellence without stridency . Here is a tour of those hotels with a brief design, but so well thought out that they are among the most expensive in the world.

1-The Capsule: The Pod Singapore

The Boutique Hotel The Pod in Singapore is a capsule hotel with a 5-star hotel feel. Although these types of hostels don't always fall into the luxury categories, the Pod totally breaks the rule. In their rooms they achieved a clean and minimalist design. Materials are sumptuous, like marble bathrooms and lush satin bedding.

Although the space, as in all such oriental capsule proposals, is reduced , this boutique hotel makes up for small size with rich resources.

2-Anemolia Villa, Greece

When traditional Greek architecture meets modern design, a minimalist masterpiece is born. Anemolia Villa is a stone building located in Megalokori, Sartori Island, Greece, brought to life by contemporary lighting and designer furniture to create a calm and quiet vacation space.

Inspired by Japanese hospitality classicism , this charming hostel adopts the white greek architecture to impose a combination of relaxation that leaves everything else to the landscape.

3-Pedras Salgadas, Portugal

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The Pedras Salgadas simple forest is a hotel project that reverses the concept of forest cabins, in order to reinvent them with a minimalist touch Are ecological cabins in Portugal , for more than one traveler they will not look like anything he has seen before. The ultra-modern cuboid structures fit in surprisingly well with the beautiful forest in which they are located and expose the beauty of the surroundings in the most unexpected ways. They seem to have grown with the environment that welcomes them.

4-A remake of Shogun: Fujiya Ginzan, Japan

Tradition is a bastion in Japanese today. Fujiya Ginzan is a traditional Japanese inn in the city of Obanazawa, northern Japan , with a big step to modernism Con more than 350 years has been renovated to meet current needs maintaining the traditional minimalist aesthetic of its origin. The main element in all the interiors of Fujiya Ginzan is the skillful use of light and space to achieve harmony and tranquility.

The onsen (hot spring) baths are a highlight, with nearly transparent walls and delicate bamboo screens that create a soft, healing light perfect for an immersion session.

5- Italian Hygge: Ateliere Sul Mare, Italy

The serenity and calm of Nordic harmony is crossed by typical Italian styling and power in this redoubt that combines the concept of Italian design to make a hotel and an art gallery that intertwine

With rooms that push the boundaries of traditional hotel art, Atelier Sul Mare, located in Tusa, in the north of the island of Sicily, is certainly not a place for everyone. The traveler may get a completely aluminum room, a clay cave or a completely black one, but whatever it is, it will be quite an experience. Each of the art rooms has been designed by a different artist and has unique meanings and stories.

6-The Aztec Peace: Capital District Hotel, Mexico

Finding a minimalist oasis in populous Mexico City is almost a miracle. Located on the 28th floor of a skyscraper, Distrito Capital promises an incredible panorama of the city.

The interiors are as attention-seeking as its impressive exterior views, with sculptures by Thomas Glassford and planned design furniture with natural raw materials and dark tones. The Greek canvas Greece is an explosion of stimuli: color, flavors, music, landscapes, vegetation, art.

7-Kirini Hotel Santorini, Greece

It's a greek hostel inspired by the local architecture of the Cyclades, but that becomes part of his environment. Designed with its striking and calming white and blue tones, it creates the best space by the sea. The sounds are integrated into the structure providing melody of the sea. The textures and shapes are soft, gentle. There is an intended calm in every detail.

8-Nordic Japanese: Villas of Amanemu, Japan

On the tatami mats, wooden doors and rice paper, the integration of the outside and the inside , the colors of soft and light woods, some of the whole Japanese style is immersed in the Nordic architectural culture . They feed off each other and are perceived in these wooden villas inspired by traditional architecture. Made with stone, wood and bamboo, Amanemu villas in Shima, southern Japan are all about tasteful minimalism and a close connection with nature . They combine an ultra-modern style with influences from traditional town houses to create a relaxing space in the midst of nature.

9-Heidi, but postmodern: The New Monte Rosa Hut, Switzerland

It is a mountain refuge that combines the exterior of aluminum and warm wood inside it is an expression of modernity in the Swiss Alps. being self-sufficient in water and electricity, The New Monte Rosa Hut is an excellent example of eco design . In addition to its sustainability, the minimalist structure of glass and aluminum creates a unique view of the mountainous landscape. Its minimalist design fits in perfectly with the desolate snowy desert that surrounds it. A symbiosis achieved in a charming way. A framework to nature with a view of the Gorner glacier.

The hut belongs to the Swiss Alpine Authority and was designed by professors and students of architecture and ecological design from the University of Lucerne and ETH Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology).

10-In the north of Norway: Juvet Landscape Hotel, Norway

At the Juvet Landscape Hotel, in Alstad, Norway, you are incorporated into the country's poignant natural environment, which plays the main role, as it was designed not to interfere with the topography and vegetation. The hotel is part of the recent landscape hotel movement: architecture that highlights the surroundings instead of hiding them. the simple glass and metal cabins They are designed so that the vegetation and the horizon enter through the window, creating a completely immersive experience. A curiosity: the Juvet Landscape Hotel was the filming location for the sci-fi thriller Ex-Maquina.

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