Discover the new hospitality trend: bohemian maximalism
Colour explosions, frills and eye-catching statements in interiors are all the rage. Let your imagination run wild because it’s never too much. …
Colour explosions, frills and eye-catching statements in interiors are all the rage. Let your imagination run wild because it’s never too much. …
After our presence at the Stockholm Furniture Fair last February, we are already looking forward to the next international fair: Salone del Mobile. Satelliet Originals will be present again this year at the world’s largest and leading furniture and design fair in Milan. …
At the International Mall of Suriname, cocktail lounge Mingle opened in Suriname’s capital last year. Mingle is a place where both classic and contemporary cocktails with a wide range of bites adorn the menu. …
Erik Remmers, co-owner of Art2Go interior projects, and Satelliet hospitality furniture have already created creative hospitality interior projects together. Logical, because Art2GO and Satelliet understand what is needed for a hospitable and distinctive interior. …
Be an Original is about just being yourself. That alone is what makes you unique and our world a more diverse and interesting place to live. As part of the creative industry we have the possibility to add some purpose to our designs. We take sustainability seriously and started to rethink the design process and use of materials. As a result we launch Code. A real Satelliet Original that not only embodies quality, diversity and individuality, but als proofs that sustainable design can be cool too. …
The design of ‘The Roaring Twenties Chair’ is typical Snellaars: with a clear story. “Roaring Twenties refers to that lively period a century ago, after the Spanish Flu and the First World War. Even now after Covid, people need to enjoy, party. No tight, angular shapes but soft and round, low in intimate seats and high at the bar, and comfortable enough to sit on for an evening. The chair is rotatable, so that you can see everyone coming in while sitting at the bar. The design is striking, in Art Deco style with a cross in the back, a shape that also comes back on the walls. The upholstery is nice and round and soft, and then those fringes hey. You don’t need them, but they do make everything more fun. This chair is just looking forward to it.” …
As soon as you walk into The Streetfood Club (TSFC), you step into a total experience. Your senses need a moment to absorb everything you see, smell, hear. From the extravagant interior to the music thumping through the speakers. And that is exactly the intention according to co-owner Wes Schreutelkamp; TSFC strives to create a special experience. “Where some stop at a 7, we at least go for that 9,” says Wes. Wes