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The Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, opened in 1994, unveiled new themes in its luxury suites …
The Four Seasons Hotel Singapore has completed its recent room renewal program with the revelation of its finest gems – The Suite Collection.
With the other rooms and suites, renovations began in early July 2018, under the leadership of interior designers Hirsch Bedner Associates, who led the renovation of Jiang-Nan Chun Restaurant in 2016 and the Opening of the hotel in 1994.
Consisting of four distinct residential-style suites – Royal Suite, Governor Suite, Ambassador Suite and Presidential Suite – the suites cleverly unveil Singapore's heritage through the thoughtful use of key motifs, textures and palettes of colors to create an intentional ambient design that represents and recognizes Singapore as a vibrant and cosmopolitan nation with a history rich in history.
Located on the 18th floor, the Royal Suite is inspired by the tropical splendor of the nearby Singapore World Heritage Botanic Gardens. The newly added chic open pantry and lounge area with unique sofa combine living space and dining room. Ideal for occasional parties. Covered in neutral tones, black green and green, and dressed in cane and linen textures, with motifs of palms, fruit and local animals in works of art and accessories, the new Decor reflects a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere.
On the hand-picked walls lined with books of the privileged, the agreements were often sealed with a simple handshake of gentleman and a toast with brandy and a glass of whiskey. Nestled in the exclusivity on the top floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore, this generously sized suite is decorated with pear wood paneling with stylish contemporary furniture in light smoky gray, dark wood details and amber tones for a Elegant and majestic atmosphere with a panoramic view. view of the boulevard.
As colorful and rich as the intricate designs of the Kamchen Peranakan culture is a unique heritage that has flourished since the 15th century following marriages between members of the local Straits community and their descendants, while Singapore was a major trading port. This has helped to develop a beautiful intercultural recognition in Singapore, which manifests itself through different artistic styles, modes, languages and recipes. Accented with Chinese elements of the existing straits thanks to modern and chic furnishings in a pattern of turquoise, gray and dusty pink, the Ambassador Suite is located on the 19th floor and exudes a unique grace and charm.
Evoking Singapore's colonial outpost journey to a modern nation, the largest suite of the Four Seasons Hotel Singapore – the Presidential Suite – is eloquently presented through contrasts of black and white, symbolic of old reports and photos, with golden, symbolic accents. of his hopes and prosperity. Inspired by the large colonial houses still standing today on the island, the 19th floor suite offers breathtaking views of the city skyline. It is furnished with sleek contemporary furniture in a black, white and khaki scheme that complements the existing pear wood and black marble floors.
With a total of 255 rooms, including four themed suites, the wide range of accommodations is designed to accommodate the hotel's clientele. From families to business travelers, guests will be immersed in sophisticated comfort and sumptuous interiors. All rooms and suites also have floor-to-ceiling windows offering stunning views of the city and surrounding greenery, illuminating the rooms with plenty of natural light. A short walk from the commercial and shopping heart of the city, the hotel offers convenient access to the central business district and major tourist attractions.
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