We developed the hotel design concept from its geographical and historical context. We were inspired by the Costa Verde cliffs where the edge of the city meets the sea.

Our main aim was to emphasize a vertical design, based on noble and native materials of the country that would highlight the best of the building's architecture.

The Morai ruins with their unique geometry, the sea and the talamoye stone, among others, were key elements that we reinterpreted to generate different layers to a unique hotel.

The public space was reorganized, lowering the reception to the first floor, and generating a second floor around Peruvian gastronomy.
This included a complete remake of the main La Vista restaurant, a new JW Market café, and a featured bar in the middle of the space that included a sushi bar.

In the guestrooms, our objective was to optimize space utilization by integrating an open bathroom layout and establishing a circuit around the closet. This strategic arrangement facilitated the creation of rooms boasting remarkable proportions, characterized by an engaging and refined ambiance. The design incorporated high-quality materials, drawing inspiration from Lima's rich cultural heritage. Elements featuring colonial shapes, reminiscent of embroidery, were tastefully incorporated onto the back of the bed, closet, and main lamps. This meticulous attention to detail added a final layer of luxury to enhance the overall aesthetic of the rooms.