Jean-Philippe Nuel is an architect whose name is synonymous with luxury interior design in today’s hotel industry. As a result, he has been commissioned to design the interiors of prestigious hotel chains in France and around the world. Jean-Philippe Nuel graduated from the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and rapidly made a reputation for himself by winning a number of contests, including one judged by Kenzo Tange. Visiting a location built by the studio is like visiting a site that is in perfect harmony with its surroundings. Every aspect appears to have been picked as a ‘concentric circle’ approach to the city, area, and country in which it is located, as well as in reference to the customer’s DNA. Jean-Philippe Nuel’s work is distinguished by its singularity.
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Hôtel Dieu Marseille
The mineral aspect of the city, the façade of the building made of Cassis’ stones, and its opening into the Mediterranean Sea have all influenced the interior design.
Les Fenetres – Hôtel Dieu Marseille
The restaurant provides a modern interpretation of the brewery codes: bench, mirror, and glass, while also acknowledging the location’s unique history, which is reflected through a reconstructed stone wall.
La Clé Champs Elysées
This idea defies international hospitality conventions by transforming it into a huge private apartment where visitors can learn about the Parisian way of life through art, French gastronomy and wine, Haute Couture, and Perfume. Adding sophistication and sparkle to the scene.
Grand Hôtel Dieu Lyon
The juxtaposition of these two sentences demonstrates the ornamental concept’s location, which is justified by the building’s core essence and extends beyond the Hôtel-Dieu.
Imperial Treasure
The Imperial Treasure restaurant’s interior design was inspired by the design concept of the hotel home La Clef Champs-Elysées, which houses the project. The decoration’s ageless elegance and presumed modernism also invoke Chinese tradition through the use of subtle artworks and accessories.
Le Dôme – Grand Bar Hôtel Dieu Lyon
Its decorative arrangement takes into account the new functionality of the place while respecting its historical roots and allowing a walk around for visitors.
Patio and Lounge Bar at Le Cinq Codet Boutique Hôtel à Paris
The lounge bar, which is a natural extension of the outdoor patio, has a light-filled loft ambiance. The arrangements, which include a bar, wine cellar, and fireplace, are arranged as items at random, supporting the impression of a creative space in flux.
Hôtel Le General à Paris
Jean-Philippe Nuel has been commissioned to design a new interior for this hotel near the Place de la République in Paris. In the spirit of a large, shared apartment, the Le Général hotel caters to the needs of a new generation of guests who value common spaces and meeting opportunities.
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