Art of Relief: How We Transformed the Interior of a Luxury Hotel

When you enter the Seven Visions Resort & Places, The Dvin, the first thing you feel is the impeccable atmosphere of luxury, where every detail is thought out to the smallest nuances. The space seems to breathe with the aesthetics of Art Deco, and the main role in this is played by the skillfully executed relief. For such an ambitious project, we created bas-reliefs and 3D panels of an individual design, which do not just decorate the interior - they give it character, turning the walls into living canvases.

The reception area greets guests with a spectacular bas-relief reminiscent of delicate flowers. Graceful lines create a sense of movement, and soft lighting enlivens each petal and brings a sense of connection with nature. This is not just a decorative element - it is a mood, a business card of the hotel, which immediately sets the tone for the entire interior.

 In the restaurant, Deco Line embodied the idea of fluidity and freedom. The wavy relief on the wall seems to dissolve in space, emphasizing the dynamics of the interior. In different lighting, it looks new: during the day - refined and restrained, and in the evening, in soft light, it seems as if the lines on the wall are moving. In the rooms and lounge areas, the emphasis is on geometric patterns and voluminous 3D panels. They give the space depth and character, creating a cozy and stylish atmosphere at the same time. Here you can see the classic Art Deco - clear forms, but in a modern interpretation.

Seven Visions Resort & Places, The Dvin is not just a luxury hotel. It is a space where interior design speaks to the guest in the language of tactile sensations. Here you want to spend time, examine the details and touch each one to feel the textures. In this project, my team and I created not just decor, but design solutions that evoke emotions. This is art that interacts with space, enhances its aesthetics and creates positive emotions.

This project is proof that bas-reliefs and 3D panels can change the perception of space. This is not just decor, but a tool that creates a mood, forms an atmosphere and emphasizes a unique style and status.