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Uderns, Zillertal · Opening Dezember 2026

A Modern Nature Resort Between Mountain & Valley

Nestled in the alpine landscape of the Zillertal and directly located at the Golfplatz Uderns, THE GREEN is a new-generation lifestyle resort dedicated to conscious relaxation, active regeneration and sustainable luxury. Contemporary architecture meets natural materials, creating a place where movement, mindfulness and nature exist in perfect balance.

Situated between valley floor and mountain panorama, THE GREEN is an ideal base for year-round activities – from golfing, hiking and biking in summer to skiing and winter sports in the nearby Hochzillertal and Spieljoch ski areas.


Living Spaces with a Sense of Retreat

The resort offers 75 rooms and suites, designed as calm refuges. Clear architectural lines, warm lighting concepts and natural materials such as wood, stone and refined textiles define the interiors. Floor-to-ceiling windows open up views of the surrounding mountains.

A special highlight are the Water Suites, located directly by the lake, offering an immersive nature experience with an added sense of privacy.


Wellness Between Flora & Fauna

Spanning 3,300 m², the spa and wellness area is conceived as a dialogue between nature, tranquillity and regeneration. At its heart lies the THE GREEN Lagoon, a chlorine-free natural swimming lake. Infinity pool, Sky Garden with Sky Pool, spacious relaxation lawns and quiet zones complete the experience.

The wellness concept is divided into two distinct worlds:

The offering is complemented by massages, cosmetic treatments, a panoramic fitness room and outdoor yoga with mountain views.


Conscious Cuisine

Culinary philosophy at THE GREEN focuses on regionality, seasonality and quality. Ingredients are sourced from local farmers and the resort’s own hunting grounds. Guests enjoy breakfast, afternoon snacks and evening buffets that are light, natural and thoughtfully prepared.


For All Generations

THE GREEN welcomes couples, families, solo travellers and active guests alike. A Kids Club (“Jungle Club”), planned teens’ areas, creative programmes and family-friendly spa zones ensure space for shared experiences as well as individual retreat. Dogs are also welcome and thoughtfully integrated into the resort concept.


Sustainability as a Core Value

Sustainability at THE GREEN is not an add-on, but a guiding principle. The resort is built using energy-efficient timber construction and passive house standards, powered by photovoltaics, geothermal energy and biomass heating. Regional materials such as Calser marble, green roofs, natural cosmetics, waste reduction concepts and comprehensive e-mobility solutions reflect a deep respect for nature and resources.


THE GREEN represents a new interpretation of alpine hospitality – modern, mindful and deeply connected to the landscape of the Zillertal.

Where architecture, art, and alpine serenity meet

Tucked away in the heart of Brixen – between alpine charm and urban edge – lies Badhaus, a striking architectural retreat that fuses heritage and modernity in bold, elegant ways. Built on the site of a former public bathhouse, the hotel blends old and new with a design that is sculptural, thoughtful, and full of light.

Designed by renowned architecture firm bergmeisterwolf, two distinct structures form the architectural core of the hotel, crafted from just four carefully selected materials: clay bricks, copper, fluted glass, and steel. Exposed concrete is used sparingly, appearing only in the bar interior and guest rooms, where it adds a clean, contemporary contrast.

The new hotel was constructed on historic ground – once home to the city’s public bathhouse. The hotel represents a completely new architectural creation. Surrounded by historic buildings, it positions itself with quiet confidence in its contextual setting, respecting the character of the neighborhood while adding a bold, modern presence.

The two towers are connected by open-air walkways, which also serve as access to the rooms – a design gesture that reflects transparency, lightness, and thoughtful spatial flow.


The Rooms

The 21 rooms – including 4 suites and 17 double rooms – are designed with understated elegance and a natural material palette. Local ash wood, aqua-green quartzite stone, and fine Italian linen create a warm, tactile atmosphere that blends simplicity with sophistication.

A small rooftop terrace on the fourth floor, nestled between the building volumes, reveals a gentle panorama of the nearby hills and vineyards – a quiet retreat to pause and take in the landscape.

Just a few steps from the hotel lies the Adler Bridge, a small but striking viewpoint. From here, guests can admire the Plose, Brixen’s iconic local mountain – a symbol of both tranquility and adventure, where the pulse of the city meets the rhythm of nature.


Food & Drink

At the heart of the Badhaus experience is the Viertel Bar – a welcoming meeting place for guests and locals alike. Here, creative snacks, curated drinks, and a wide selection of local craft beers are served, including the house-brewed Viertel Bier, produced just outside Brixen at the Braubasis brewery in Schabs.
With its cozy, stylish atmosphere, the bar invites guests to linger and enjoy the flavors of the region in a casual, design-forward setting.


Art & Architecture

One of the hotel’s defining features is its integration of contemporary art. Renowned artist Michael Fliri created the stunning light installation “Liquid Starry Sky”, which floats above the lobby like a luminous river of sculptural hands – a symbol of connection, transformation, and shared experience.

At the entrance, Fliri’s surreal sculpture “Bathrobe” greets guests with a sense of humor and introspection, playfully blurring the lines between body, space, and identity.

Badhaus is more than just a hotel – it’s a living, breathing artwork, made for lovers of design, culture, and contemporary aesthetics.


The Surroundings

Brixen is one of South Tyrol’s oldest towns, rich in history, culture, and nature. Explore its baroque old town, hike into the Dolomites, or visit nearby Neustift – a village known for its wine and art.
Badhaus is the perfect base for discovery – and at the same time, a place you’ll want to simply stay and enjoy.


Design Concept: “Aimai” – The Art of Subtle Boundlessness

The Hotel K5, located in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, is a striking blend of history, culture, and modern design. Originally constructed in 1923 as a bank, the building was transformed into a unique design hotel in 2020. Nestled next to the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the K5 bridges traditional Tokyo with the trendy eastern districts. Its central location makes it ideal for exploring landmarks such as Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace, and Ginza, all within walking distance.


“Aimai” – The Art of Subtle Boundlessness

The Hotel’s design, envisioned by the Swedish architectural studio Claesson Koivisto Rune, revolves around the Japanese concept of Aimai, meaning “vague” or “ambiguous.” In Japanese culture, this term has a poetic and positive connotation, emphasizing openness and harmony.

This principle permeates the hotel’s spaces: boundaries between areas are softened, and functions blend seamlessly. The library doubles as a bar, the café transitions into a lounge, and the wine bar merges with the restaurant. Materials like cedarwood, Japanese stucco, and concrete, paired with bespoke furniture and calming indigo-dyed curtains, create an atmosphere of tranquility and balance​.

The lush greenery curated by Yard Works enhances this ambiance by integrating nature into the urban setting. Plants are thoughtfully placed throughout the hotel, transforming it into a green sanctuary amidst the concrete-heavy Nihonbashi district.


Rooms: Fusion of Elegance and Functionality

The Hotel K5 offers a variety of thoughtfully designed rooms that combine comfort, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. Each room features custom-designed furniture, vinyl record players, and a curated selection of books, emphasizing individuality and sophistication. Indigo-dyed curtains add intimacy, while high ceilings and open layouts foster a sense of spaciousness.

Room Categories at a Glance:

Best Room: The K5 Suite

The K5 Suite stands out as the most luxurious accommodation in the hotel. Spanning 80 square meters with 4.5-meter-high ceilings, it offers an extraordinary sense of space. The suite includes a private dining area suitable for small gatherings, a mini kitchen, and custom furniture, making it an unparalleled expression of the K5 design ethos​


Culinary Highlights: A Feast for the Senses

The Hotel K5 not only offers exceptional rooms, but also a diverse selection of gastronomic experiences:

Please note that Caveman, the winebar and Switch Coffee will undergo a shop renewal from February 1 – March 14, 2025

The Hotel K5 is more than just a place to stay – it’s a concept. With its innovative design, prime location, and exceptional dining options, it offers an unforgettable experience for travelers seeking to explore Tokyo’s dynamic blend of tradition and modernity. The K5 embodies the future of urban living in the city​

Located on a sunny plateau and surrounded by lush meadows and dense forests, the Nature Hotel Pfösl in Deutschnofen offers guests a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The majestic peaks of the Latemar and Rosengarten mountains in the background quickly make guests forget about their daily routines and invite them to spend time in harmony with nature.

The hotel provides space for holistic regeneration and self-reflection. The fresh mountain air encourages outdoor activities, while regional dishes and wellness treatments promote well-being. As a Vitalpina Hotel, Pfösl instills in its guests a positive outlook on life, fostering vitality and energy.

Diversity from the Garden

The South Tyrolean gourmet hotel invites guests on a culinary journey back to the basics, celebrating the Earth’s treasures. High-quality, seasonal ingredients from the region are used in lovingly prepared dishes to fully bring out their flavors.

With a touch of creativity, the kitchen team refines traditional recipes and offers vegan, lactose-free, and gluten-free options to meet guests’ needs. Enjoying the diversity of nature on the plate is a true delight.

Best Room

The new Pfösl Eco Lofts offer an exclusive living experience in the Pfösl garden with breathtaking panoramic views. The spacious and elegantly furnished lofts are made of natural and ecological materials, such as local Swiss stone pine and natural fabrics. The bedroom on the lower floor features a comfortable sleeping system, while an open staircase leads to a cozy living area on the upper floor. Modern bathrooms, a panoramic terrace with an outdoor bed, and amenities such as bathrobes, wellness bags, and Wi-Fi complete the offer. The high ceilings give the lofts a sense of space and freedom, ideal for couples or families.

Where Body and Mind Flourish

At the Pfösl Naturaspa, guests can experience the soothing powers of nature. They can inhale the aromatic scents in the sauna, immerse themselves in the refreshing waters of the pools, and relax on handmade loungers while exploring the alpine garden landscape. The cozy atmosphere of the wellness hotel in the Dolomites stimulates all the senses and invites guests to let go.

The Naturaspa offers not only physical but also mental relaxation. The breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape invite relaxation, while the healing power of regional natural products pampers body and mind alike. Guests can experience holistic well-being amidst the South Tyrolean Alps.

Sole Water Regeneration

Guests can float in the 35°C warm, healing sole water pool while enjoying the unique view of the Dolomites. With a length of 25m and a width of 6m, the pool offers plenty of space for relaxing swims at an altitude of 1375m. The ideal temperature of 35°C allows for complete regeneration of body and mind, while the soothing effect of the water on muscles and joints is palpable. The Panorama Infinity Pool is the centerpiece of Pfösl Regeneration 360° – an oasis of relaxation and energy for body and soul alike.

Raw Luxury

Nestled in 80 hectares of untouched nature on the southeastern coast of the secluded island of Folegandros. The luxury resort Gundari rises high on rugged cliffs, overlooking the azure depths of the Aegean Sea. This extraordinary oasis is designed to inspire and invigorate.

Luxurious Seclusion

Seamlessly integrated into the landscape, Gundari draws aesthetic inspiration from the ancient tones of the island itself. Cycladic simplicity and serenity meet modern design with understated luxury.

With 25 suites and 2 villas, all boasting majestic sea views, the interior design reflects Cycladic simplicity in harmony with the surrounding earth. Organic materials such as natural stone, ceramic, and wood create a warm atmosphere. Designed with intimacy, serenity, and elegance in mind, Gundari epitomizes restrained luxury. Each suite and villa features a private pool.

Mediterranean Elegance

The in-house restaurant, Orizon, offers a refined, contemporary Greek menu crafted by the renowned Michelin-starred Chef Lefteris Lazarou. The culinary experience is accompanied by the finest local and international wines.

Best Room Superior Cave Suite

The Superior Cave Suite with a private outdoor pool and sea view is approximately 70m². It consists of a master bedroom with a king-size bed, a bathroom, separate toilet, and a spacious living area. The outdoor space covers about 60m² with a shaded deck featuring a large daybed, dining table, and chairs, a sun deck with double loungers, and a heated infinity pool. The outdoor heated infinity pool offers direct spectacular views of the Aegean Sea.

Re-engage your Senses

The Ambiente™ Sedona offers discerning guests an immediate nature experience. Located on the edge of Red Rock State Park, the architecturally interesting resort is a modern and elegant retreat surrounded by stunning scenery. The landscape hotel is the first of its kind in North America. During construction, careful attention was paid to disturbing the surrounding natural environment as little as possible. Respect for the land and the flora and fauna it contains is evident throughout the property. For example, the restoration of an ancient watercourse was included in the design, which guests can admire as a calming production.

Also in the furnishing of the residential units, emphasis was placed on transferring the original beauty of Sedona to the interior of the rooms. The interiors are designed with casual elegance. The 40 atriums are decorated in soft earth tones, and floor-to-ceiling windows offer 180-degree views of the national park and iconic red rock formations. Each atrium is luxuriously appointed and features a rooftop deck, fire pit, and day bed. Thus, they can enjoy the outdoors without sacrificing the comfort and style of your atrium. The modern ambiance of the hotel is uncompromising and authentic. The location in the “Red- Rock-Statepark” is unique. Thus, contemporary luxury and the natural environment combine in a harmonious way.

Star Reflections – ATRIUM

Escape to the private rooftop terrace of your accommodation, where you can make yourself comfortable on the lounger while the fireplace chases away the cold. Dive into the night sky with a glass of wine and the sea of stars that stretches above you.  Sedona is one of only 20 certified “dark sky communities” in the world that offer a particularly impressive view of the night sky.

The cozy Star Reflection Atriums are located in the center of the grounds where several streams converge, giving you easy and convenient access to the Forty1 restaurant and serene pool.

Creekside Reflections – ATRIUM

Life is water and water is life. It is said that the sound of water directs the neural waves in our brain, helping us find peace. Is it any wonder that 50% of the world’s population lives near or around water?

A simple push of the bedside blackout curtains opens your Creekside Reflections atrium to the IMAX-like scenery of flowing streams around you. These atriums also feature a rooftop terrace and a creekside terrace for stargazing and tranquility at night.

The Creekside Reflection Atriums are centrally located between the lagoon, near the Welcome Center and Velvet Spa, and within walking distance of the Forty 1 restaurant and quiet pool.

Forest Reflections – ATRIUM

Push the button for the blackout curtains on your bed, and the view is revealed to a backdrop of manzanita, juniper, Arizona cypress, sycamore and ponderosa pines. If you’re lucky, you’ll also be able to observe native wildlife through picture windows.

Views from the pristine Coconino National Forest to several iconic Red Rock formations, flowing streams and the resort’s serene pool.

The location of your atrium was chosen to reveal unforgettable views of Sedona and the entire property.

Landscape Reflections – ATRIUM

When you wake up in the morning, and all they do is open the blackout curtains, the view opens up to the Coconino National Forest, the iconic red rock formations and flowing streams that immerse you in the nature around you.

Watch the horizon as an afternoon thunderstorm moves over the mountains, or catch a winter snowfall dusting the Sedona Red Rocks. Venture up the spiral staircase to your private patio and enjoy special delicacies and drinks next to the fire pit while admiring the incredible play of color as the sun rises and sets over the red rock landscape.

RESTAURANTS

Forty 1

Here you will be spoiled with an extensive A La Carte breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired. In the evening seasonal menus with matching wine accompaniment are offered. The food is organically grown in the Verde Valley. Of course, there is also an extensive vegan menu.

The Drifter

Whether you enjoy sumptuous lunchtime dining or prefer light cuisine, the poolside restaurant has something for everyone. Indulge in fresh juices, homemade cocktails, local beer or wine while enjoying a front row seat to breathtaking views of Red Rock.

VELVET SPA & Outdoor Pool

Awaken your senses at the Velvet Spa. A variety of traditional treatments and massages await you in the relaxing atmosphere of the spa area.

The outdoor pool invites you to relax in the sun and let your eyes wander into the distance.

Aktivitäten und Annehmlichkeiten im Hotel

Place for holistic health and healing

The Ecohotel El Agua is located in the middle of a beautiful natural landscape in the quiet historic village of Arico el Nuevo in the south of Tenerife. Based on the ideas of holistic health and healing, naturopathy and mindfulness, a wide range of therapies are offered. The most important therapies include deep fasting and regenerative autophagy with medical support, as well as cryotherapy, the targeted use of cold to achieve therapeutic effects. The offer ranges from yoga and Pilates to vegan nutrition, various relaxing and therapeutic massage techniques such as Shiatsu, breathing exercises and meditation. Hydrotherapy, a particularly gentle treatment option, is also used for regeneration. A stay at the Ecohotel will help you in transforming your mind and in rejuvenating your body.

Aesthetics & unique natural scenery

The resort has been designed with a very natural and unique aesthetic line and places great emphasis on sustainability, which can be felt and seen in all areas. The opening of the first villa is planned for June 2022. In the 80 square metres villa with infinity pool and jacuzzi, you can retreat on 200 square metres of private terrace and garden to enjoy silence and to reconnect with yourselve. At the same time, you can choose from a wide range of holistic integrative medical therapies or explore the extraordinary surroundings.

The Wellness Spa

Only for guests of the Ecohotel El Agua

Nestled in a quiet corner of the EcoHotel El Agua, the wellness spa offers guests a sanctuary of serenity during their stay. Admire the views of the cascading ravine beneath the hotel’s feet as you relax in the saltwater jacuzzi. Those looking for an exciting way to stimulate circulation will enjoy the chilly temperatures of the plunge pool. Meanwhile, behind the elaborately carved wooden door, guests can soothe tired muscles in the sauna, enjoy moments of unwinding in the hammam and sample a menu of treatments inspired from all corners of the world. Man’s love affair with the sauna is an enduring, worldwide relationship that dates back to antiquity. As soon as man discovered how to create fire, he wasted no time in discovering how to benefit from its warm embrace. It is universally human to seek refuge in the warmth of a sauna. Although the concept has its roots deeply intertwined with Scandinavian culture, every civilisation has its own version. From Turkish hammams and Japanese onsen to Mexican temazcals and Russian banyas, humans have sought heat for healing and purification since the dawn of time.

The Spirit

The mission is to offer guests a holistic wellness experience from the moment they set foot in the hotel. Based on the practices of Hippocratic medicine and integrating the sacred teachings of Eastern and Western medicine, the aim is to harmonise mind, body and spirit. In this way, problems are adressed at their root, allowing the body to regain balance and heal itself. Anthony Picq, founder of NAOKŌ healing hotels, parent company of EcoHotel El Agua, believes that the body can regain optimal health with the right healing protocols, he is the one who brings the hotels philosophy to life. As a naturopath, phytotherapist and self-taught hygienist, Anthony has instilled these practices into a wide range of treatments.

Space

With elements of wabi-sabi and Feng Shui design, the spa reflects the relaxing, minimalist aesthetic of Villa Olivo and its surroundings. Natural hues and handcrafted artwork in the corners soothe racing thoughts. The design details reflect a wellness journey that spans the globe. From the woodwork preserved using the Japanese Shou sugi ban method to the Moroccan-inspired architectural forms used to create the hammam, ZIRĀ studios (the brainchild of Anthony Picq) have created an opulent oasis of calm.

The therapies

Ecohotel El Agua is the first design hotel to offer a comprehensive holistic range of integrative medical therapies.

The main therapies include:

4 holistic health programs:

Awaken your senses

On the edge of the National Park of the Llevant Peninsula near the town of Artà in northeast Mallorca, the famous Mallorcan architect Toni Esteva has created a wellness hotel in a class of its own – Es Racó D’Artà. A retreat full of color and texture, unique smells and tastes, sounds of nature, elegant art and minimalist architecture.

In addition to classic Mallorcan life, Es Racó D’Artà offers a variety of workshops from culinary, agriculture, handicrafts, meditation and yoga. Alone or in a group, guests can explore the surrounding area on foot, by bike, or on horseback. Afterwards, the spa and wellness area with whirlpool and sauna offers the perfect place to unwind.

Inspired by the origins of Mallorca

The old Mallorcan estate from the 13th century is a great project of nature, culture and sustainability. On almost 200 hectares of land, in addition to the hotel complex, there are vineyards, orchards, wheat fields and beehives for its own honey production. A place to connect with oneself and one’s surroundings and to follow new spiritual paths.

The 34 double rooms are spread throughout the grounds, some in the main building, some in casitas with private pools. Minimalist design and noble, natural materials characterize the interior and reflect the harmony with nature. Ecological and regional diversity can also be found throughout the grounds – in the hotel’s own restaurant in the form of traditional Mediterranean cuisine.

Best Room – Casita with private pool

Es Racó D’Artà - Best Room

Enjoy privacy and exclusivity in your 50 sqm casita with private pool. Wake up to the sound of the water and refresh yourself with a jump into cool water. After an eventful day, relax in the 70 sqm outdoor area. Enjoy the warm rays of the sun on the terrace, read a book under the open starry sky or make yourself comfortable in the Balinese bed.

Where nature and imagination run wild

If you are looking for a place far away from the stresses and demands of your daily life, the Treehotel up north in Sweden could be your ideal retreat. At Treehotel nature, ecological values, comfort and modern design are combined for an exciting adventure,  surrounded by seemingly endless forests overlooking the Lule River.

The 5 rooms and 2 suites with exciting names such as “Mirrorcube” or The UFO” are designed to be a part of the spectacular nature and landscape. But each one of the secluded and comfortable rooms, located about 4-6 meters above the forest floor is unique. 6 different Scandinavian architects designed the rooms and made them as special as they could be. Of course, all of them are built and equipped in a sustainable way.

The hotel is run by locals –Britta Jonsson-Lindvall and her husband Kent Lindvall. The couple loves their home region and realized this amazing hotel idea together, welcoming guests with great hospitality.  As they see also the restaurant as a significant part of being at one with nature, all kind of Swedish delicacies from the northern pantry is served – from wild game to finest hand-picked berries.

Two different sauna buildings  with shower and relaxroom, one of them with a private outdoor jacuzzi, await you after an exciting day exploring the outdoors in all four seasons – whether you prefer speed and adventure or tranquility and time for reflection, the team of Treehotel offers a wide range of activities.

Best Room – 7th room

The newest suite with panaramic windows facing the river valley and skylight windows in the 2 bedrooms, offers different experience levels. Dominated by Scandinavian wooden interiors and textiles, the 7th room is particularly cosy due to the temperature-controlled fireplace that lights itself below a certain temperature on cold witnerlights. It was designed by the Norwegian company Snöhetta.

An unexpected Hotel experience

Dexamenes Seaside Hotel is located on one of the most unspoilt coastlines of the Western Peloponnese, on Kourouta Beach. The former winery, located directly on the sea front, consists of wine tanks, which have been minimally restored to retain their original industrial appearance, and are laid out in two parallel rows of concrete blocks with an extension in steel frame construction.

The renowned Athens architecture firm k-studio was commissioned to redesign the former wine factory. From the outset it was clear that the strong history and raw beauty of the existing buildings should not only be preserved, but be showcased in a design that would breathe new life into their walls. The new design compliments their brutality with elegant interventions and transform their austere functionality into a place of calm, comfort and relaxation. A complimentary palette of concrete, steel, timber and engineered glass ensures that new construction elements tread lightly, leaving the existing buildings relatively untouched and retaining their strong presence.

34 industrial chic suites in converted former wine tanks dating back to the 1920s are available for design-loving guests to enjoy an exceptional stay from April to October. Many of them have a wide covered terrace overlooking the Ionian Sea. The patina of exposed interior concrete walls contrasts with engineered glass partitions and polished terrazzo floors while elements of timber add dashes of warmth in a nod to the area’s nautical history. Dexamenes is an architectural slice of Greek trading history on the mainland’s western Peloponnese coast.

In addition to its architectural roots, the luxury resort also focuses on regional culture and local experiences. Considering that the Peloponnese peninsula has more vineyards and grape varieties than any other region in Greece, it is not surprising that local specialities and viticulture play an essential role at Dexamenes Seaside Hotel. The kitchen prepares a variety of choices from breakfast to dinner that vary from degustation menus to hyperlocal meals with traditional references, putting in high priority the dietary preferences of each guest. In addition to the hotel’s open kitchen laboratory, where cooking courses and wine tastings are offered, guest can indulge in Greek cuisine at the taverna or enjoy a drink at the beachfront bar-lounge. The boutique “Bakaliko” with local products and delicacies also embodies the regional culture of Greece. You can find peace and relaxation in an ex wine Silo Tank converted into a contemporary sanctuary where therapies such as yoga, sound healing and massage treatments take place.

Best Room – Beachfront WineTank Suites

Stay in a former wine tank that is now almost monastic in its pared down design, letting you unwind to views of the sea. A comfortable 30sqm room of carefully organized and beautifully detailed space, designed to sit within the exposed concrete walls of the tank without inhibiting their unique texture and patina. Each room features a Cocomat double bed adjacent to a single bed that can also act as a sofa, an open wardrobe and storage area and a bathroom separated by a wall of textured glass that allows light from the window to reach the back of the tank. A huge double sink and separated WC bring a sense of luxurious comfort to the minimal, pared down interior.

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