Luxury Italian design furniture, the exuberance before iSaloni 2017

Feb

Design

Luxury Italian design furniture, the exuberance before iSaloni 2017

It’s been said that luxury travel is more than just about over-the-top accommodations. Most of the times we agree with this, and the reality is that, Salone del Mobile 2017 / iSaloni 2017 is two months away, and we know that a piece of the tradeshow will be all about the extravagance of luxury italian design furniture brands. Abroad Milan and Italy, there is a luxury property located in Ho Chi Mihn City – The Reverie Saigon – that is furnished by the most luxury italian design brands.

Calling its aesthetic “unapologetic splendor,” the modern property is a celebration of Italian artistry and craftsmanship.

Inside, the property is all about larger-than-life pieces of furniture, decadent wall coverings and stately details. The lobby is decked out in bespoke art such as the oversized gold-and-malachite clock, VGnewtrend egg-shaped crystal lights hang in the entrance and a purple, ostrich-skin sofa and side chair by Colombo Stile decorate the stunning space.

Eleven categories of suites are on offer and come with separate living and sleeping areas, master baths with soaking tubs and showers and the bi-level Saigon and Reverie Suites include a guestroom and butler’s pantry with separate entrance. Room furnishings are designed by Colombo Stile, Giorgetti, Visionnaire and Provasi.

All suite-level rooms come with dedicated butlers and access to The Reverie Lounge which serves complimentary meals throughout the day, afternoon tea and cocktails. And no matter which category you choose, all guestrooms come with floor-to-ceiling windows and either beautifully-designed mosaics or Italian silk wall covers.

Those who prefer a more residential-style accommodation can book one of the hotel’s 89 full-service apartments which are accompanied by access to the hotel’s services and amenities. The Reverie Residences come in one- and two-bedroom options and include kitchens, 24-hour guest service, a private entrance and a Residence Lounge designed by Giorgetti.

The hotel’s pied-à-terre, however, is its two-story spa spanning 3,937 square feet of space. The facility’s menu is centered on holistic therapies as well as Southeast Asian spa traditions and Western-inspired aromatherapy treatments.

Elegant and chic, the spa’s interiors include a beautifully-designed stairway decorated in a floral mosaic pattern by Sicis and a ceiling installation showcasing an abstract interpretation of flower petals.