What is the trend of edible architecture?

The creation of more rental spaces and unique structures made entirely of edible materials.

What is the trend of experiential lodging?

Offering one-of-a-kind stays that appeal to travelers who want to stay somewhere completely out of the ordinary.

What is the trend of sculptural design?

Building structures and designs with unconventional materials for an eye-catching, unique experience.

What are the implications for the hospitality industry?

Developing unique, memorable accommodations, leveraging innovative materials and designs.

What are the implications for the confectionery industry?

Exploring potential uses for chocolate and other edible materials in non-standard applications.

What are the implications for the travel and tourism industry?

Developing new and imaginative attraction offerings that engage potential customers looking for something unique.

Chocolate-Made Rental Cottages : Home Sweet Home cottage

Chocolate-Made Rental Cottages

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The 'Home Sweet Home' Cottage is Made from 1.5 Tons of Chocolate

Michael Hemsworth — September 21, 2018 — Lifestyle

References: booking & homecrux

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The 'Home Sweet Home' cottage has been built by master chocolate sculptor Jean-Luc Decluzeau as a delicious place to spend a night or two thanks to the sweetly designed space that is made entirely of the sweet confection.

The chocolate cottage features 100% edible decor within and is located in Sèvres, Île-de-France, which is just 30 minutes outside of Paris and can be rented for a limited-time through Booking.com. The cottage looks like a rustic place to vacation, but truly marks itself as a one-of-a-kind space to stay once it is revealed that the interior is crafted from chocolate like in a fairy tale.

The 'Home Sweet Home' cottage offers space to accommodate up to four guests at a time.

Image Credit: Booking.com

Trend Themes

Edible Architecture — The creation of more rental spaces and unique structures made entirely of edible materials.
Experiential Lodging — Offering one-of-a-kind stays that appeal to travelers who want to stay somewhere completely out of the ordinary.
Sculptural Design — Building structures and designs with unconventional materials for an eye-catching, unique experience.

Industry Implications

Hospitality — Developing unique, memorable accommodations, leveraging innovative materials and designs.
Confectionery — Exploring potential uses for chocolate and other edible materials in non-standard applications.
Travel and Tourism — Developing new and imaginative attraction offerings that engage potential customers looking for something unique.

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