Notable changes from the redesign include the relocation of reception from its former home in the promenade allowing for a private check in and out, to enable a more dignified spa experience.
A relaxation room has also been added, within, a luxuriously curved sofa tucked away in a niche, framed by softly shaped moulding reminiscent of that found throughout the hotel.
The redesign brings life to the spaces on both sides of what is the entrance to the garden and swimming pool area. The personality, history and dynamic details of The Beverly Hills Hotel property itself provided inspiration for their design; not only the banana leaf, but the playful shape of the mouldings and the charming curve of the walls.
Each of the spacious four single and one double treatment rooms are covered in a unique wallcovering, custom designed with Fromental to depict the vivid flora and fauna of California. This theme continues through to the reception, nail treatment room and relaxation lounge spaces where the infamous banana tree and leaves have been layered into the design of the wallcovering.
Across the reception, lounge area and nail treatment room, a striking deep blue colour is prominent, inspired by the precious stone, Lapis Lazuli. A subtle cream and gold brick pattern wallpaper is recurrent when moving between the spaces as well as the appealing carpet resulting from the collaboration between Champalimaud Design and TRC Lab.