in asian-inspired brutalist tones the mutis hotel is envisioned in indonesia

the outdoor bar is partly made of old wooden japanese façade. the custom lamps placed randomly above the bar counter are made of rusty metal

all images courtesy of 279 concept studio

279 concept studio model the hotel in minimalistic lines and stylistic combinations

ukraine-based, 279 concept studio lets imagination roar wild. as the mutis hotel is modelled, the founders, dmitry hlavenchuk and daria hlavenchuk, bring together combinations of different stylistic directions. through geometric, materialistic and furnishing experiments, an almost sacred feeling is portrayed. in minimalistic lines and combinations inspired by asian culture, the attention to textures and details definitely comes through. 

the decorative plaster in the interior, the polished concrete floor, and the custom metal and wood panels on the walls are meticulously studied. from the industrial lighting choices to the wild green plants, an almost memorial-like ambience runs in the hotel. 

mutis hotel room is a combination of asian and minimalist direction which includes expressive textures and custom details.

on top of the concrete, several layers of decorative plaster with an aging effect are applied

the stone bathroom under the open sky

the bedroom and bathroom area is separated by a glass partition

laconic composition of wooden blocks on the walls

project info:

name: the mutis hotel
designers: dmitry hlavenchuk, daria hlavenchuk

studio: 279 concept studio/@279conceptsudio

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edited by: eirini ilia | designboom