Summer is here and so today we decided to show a colorful hotel in order to inspire you for your interior design projects. Meet Okko Hotel that is placed in the Porte de Versailles neighborhood of Paris. But, why have we chosen this project? It has a colorful and homely aesthetic language that mixed with unique mid-century lighting designs, make this hotel one of our favorites so far. Curious? Keep scrolling!

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French designer Patrick Norguet was the outstanding designer of this project. He began working with Oliver Devys, the found of Okko, in 2009 and has applied his interior concept to all seven of the brand’s existing hotels across France including this one.

This hotel has the designer’s fingerprint in every single detail, like the simple lines with soft, curving edges and splashes of colors that enliven the small spaces without overpowering them.

Editor’s Choice

Coleman standing lamp is the ideal for this colorful hotel. It has a sober elegance and it’s possible to regulate its height and direction at any time. Simple and smart, this piece will last long.

The Paris Porte de Versailles hotel occupies an area within a mixed-use building designed by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. This unique space features glazed curtain walls decorated with a fritted pattern.

In the Club’s large floor area we have comfortable seating areas suited to relaxation or casual working that help to divide up the place. A bold color palette featuring predominantly primary hues enhances the vibrant feel of the space.

The bedroom areas are more muted. They feature glazed bathroom pods that are either wrapped in gauzy curtains or louvered screens to ensure privacy. Heavier curtains can be drawn across the full-height windows and are also used to enclose storage areas in the corners of the rooms.