Space stay

01 : 10 : 2015 Kameha Grand Zurich : Michael Najjir : Space Suite

Zurich – The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel invites guests on a journey through the cosmos with its new Space Suite.

  • Inspired by the work of visual artist Michael Najjar, who is due to fly to space with Virgin Galactic
  • ‘Moving between fiction and reality is a key feature of the Kameha brand’ – Carsten Rath, founder and CEO
The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich
The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich
The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich
The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich The Space Suite designed by Michael Najjar at The Kameha Grand Zurich hotel, Zurich

The Space Suite, which features Najjar’s striking photographs and subtle references to 2001: A Space Odyssey, is designed to transport guests to another reality.

The bedroom, or ‘sleeping module’, is covered by a semi-transparent foil that blocks visibility but enables light to shine through, while the bed is designed to appear as if it is floating.

A ‘living module’ continues the trend, with rocket engine-inspired light fittings and a universe motif created using high-resolution images from the Hubble Space Telescope printed on the floors and ceiling.

The Big Picture: Brands are discarding short-term thinking by looking to grand projects such as space travel that take decades or even centuries to plan. Find out more in our macrotrend The Immortal Brand

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