The itinerary of Nilufar Grand Hotel culminates in the Penthouse Suite, an eclectic environment where contemporary works, vintage pieces and Nilufar Edition designs coexist in dialogue.
The bedroom features furnishings by Bethan Laura Wood, including new additions to the Ornate collection, Toro Beetle armchairs and the Guava mirror created with Venetian glassmakers Barbini. The space is completed by the Atlantis carpet by Allegra Hicks.
In the private lounge, vintage seating by Osvaldo Borsani and ISA Bergamo is paired with new lighting by Robinson Ferreux Maeght, alongside works by Filippo Carandini and Etienne Marc. Making his Nilufar debut, architect Rooshad Shroff presents the Balance collection, combining stone and bronze in compositions that explore asymmetry and equilibrium.
Among the latest additions, the Nuage sofa by Andrea Sanguineti and the Lazy Bean armchairs expand the Nilufar Edition catalogue, proposing a renewed idea of comfort.
In another living area, the Torii desk by Gal Gaon is set in dialogue with a 1950s Venini Murano glass chandelier, while the Palazzo console by Vikram Goyal introduces references to Indian architectural forms.
The space is enriched by works by Audrey Large, including the Metabowl vase, alongside sculptures by Anestis Michalis, the Ceracqua candelabra by Tipstudio and the Strata vases by Andrea Mancuso.
The Penthouse Suite becomes a total environment where design merges narrative and experimentation.
