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ROOM FOR ME

As restorative as a holiday can be,

one downfall of homes – or hotels –

away from home is that they lack the

personalization that makes intimate

space intimate. In the age of customized

everything, it seems second nature that

vacationers should be able to feel more

comfortable than ever in hospitality

spaces. But how? By making guests co-

creators of the rooms they inhabit: the

incorporation of adjustable elements

and furniture can get designers much

closer to accommodating everyone’s

tastes. – LGM

Molteni&C’s Twelve AM collection bed by Neri&Hu is built with rich materials

and can accommodate any kind of mattress. An accompanying bench (pictured)

has two functions: it can be used at the foot of the bed, or turned into a small

alcove for hanging clothes and changing with an add-on unit.

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Created by Poliform and Jean-Marie Massaud, the modular Westside

sofa is like an island unto itself – the system can be configured in a

classic angular style or deconstructed widely for maximum relaxation.

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Plug & Light, a decorative light by Tobias Link for

Jung, has an LED unit that docks onto a wall- or

ceiling-mounted device with a magnet. Each light

can be swivelled 360 degrees, and is completely

dimmable to one’s own preference.

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