HIGHSTAY is consistently showcasing a wide selection of luxury apartments to stay at in Paris and each one is programmed with all of the amenities that one would expect from premium hotels -- the latest to launch is the Villa Coachella.
The brand expands to the Mediterranean market now and this is the first of two renovated locations. It has a stone-clad look and looks like a premium farmhouse experience. It has been reimagined by Stéphan Parmentier, an interior architect and furniture designer based in Paris. The main reference points can be seen throughout the design destination. There are earthy tones paired with off-white finishes, which really frame the nature that surrounds the location. Other textures include creamy ceramics and mid-tone woods.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sustainable Luxury Accommodations
- Incorporating natural materials like stone and wood in high-end residences offers a unique harmony with nature, catering to eco-conscious luxury travelers.
- Mediterranean-inspired Interiors
- A blend of earthy tones and creamy ceramics in residential designs captures the essence of the Mediterranean, appealing to consumers seeking stylish yet relaxed environments.
- Architectural Reinterpretation
- With renowned architects reimagining traditional farmhouse aesthetics, there's a growing trend of merging classic styles with modern luxury in vacation properties.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Hospitality
- The ultra-premium segment of hospitality must now cater to affluent travelers who demand serene environments that integrate seamlessly with nature and local culture.
- Interior Architecture
- Interior design firms focusing on luxury properties are leveraging new aesthetics that combine traditional materials with modern simplicity for upscale clientele.
- High-end Real Estate
- Elevated rustic aesthetics are becoming prevalent in the luxury housing market, attracting buyers looking for homes that provide both exclusivity and a sense of nature.
