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Kodō Hotel
Ash wood joinery, ryokan-inspired platform beds, and cast-concrete sinks set against industrial brickwork.
Kohanyu
Suites feature vintage vacuum-tube amplifiers, hemlock timber paneling, and acoustic wallpaper made from organic Tosa Washi paper.
Kosmos Ulleungdo
Sinuous ultra-thin concrete curves sculpted like a seashell along volcanic sea cliffs.
Kruger Shalati - The Train on the Bridge
Restored train carriages with floor-to-ceiling glass walls suspended across the river.
La Fiermontina Océan
Low-slung Taza stone villas on coastal dunes contrast with restored ancestral village cottages.
La Maison Bleue El Gouna
Minoan murals, Catalan mosaics, Syrian arches, and Venetian-inspired tilework decorate thirteen lavishly styled suites along the lagoon.
La Maison du Passage
Exposed medieval limestone walls meet Christian Lacroix fabrics and contemporary furniture.
La Maison Sur La Sorgue
Contemporary art and global curiosities meet vaulted stone ceilings and a suite with a camera obscura.
La Manufacture Royale de Lectoure
Custom lime-washed wall shades, vintage furnishings, and spacious en-suite bathrooms set against restored neoclassical industrial bones.
La Perla Villas and Suites
Sculpted whitewashed cave architecture accented with understated palettes of aquamarine, violet, and cool gray.
Lafayette Hotel
Post Company layers theatrical maximalism with tiger-print canopy beds and an Atlas-anchored circular bar.
Le Pavillon de Galon
Three individually styled suites filled with contemporary Italian furnishings and eclectic art curated by the owners.
Le Petit Pali
Craftsman architecture meets Parisian chic with botanical wallpapers and gas fireplaces.
Le Petit Pali
Plaid headboards and pastel SMEG refrigerators furnish the private vineyard cottages.
Lesante Cape
Ioannis Kyratsous sculpted a stone Zakynthian hamlet with living green roofs and hundreds of replanted olive trees.
Lilløy Lindenberg
Restored farmhouse interiors by Vera and Kyte feature antique Scandinavian folk craft, Larvikite stone, and a waterfront boathouse.
Little Palm Island
AvroKO-designed British West Indies bungalows open to polished outdoor copper soaking tubs.
Lizard Island
Bleached timber pavilions with ocean verandas, and brutalist concrete architecture at The House.
Lost Lindenberg
Four timber canopy towers clad in burnt teak and Bali green stone, linked by elevated highline walkways.
Lovango Resort & Beach Club
Freestanding treehouses and canvas glamping tents built from unfinished cumaru wood.
Lùme
Etna lava tables and Ragusian stone floors anchor custom tapestries and ceramics.
Lunuganga by Teardrop Hotels
Geoffrey Bawa's living laboratory erases boundaries between courtyards, suites, and lush gardens.
Luura - Cliff, Paros, A Morgans Originals Hotel
Carved plaster architecture, honey limestone, poured concrete, and curated original artworks define the clifftop suites.
Maidla Nature Resort
Angular thermo-treated ash villas and pinecone-shaped domes elevated on stilts above the wetland moss.
Maison Brummell Majorelle
Inverted arches and on-site poured terrazzo shape Bergendy Cooke's sculptural terracotta building.
Maison Celeste
Five monochromatic suites feature circular velvet conversation pits, custom woodwork, and bespoke furnishings by Mexican artisans.
Maison Jullian
Romantic interiors pairing William Morris prints and Laura Ashley wallpaper with antique trunks and clawfoot bathtubs.
Majara Hotel
A kaleidoscopic village of two hundred superadobe domes finished in vibrant hues echoing Hormuz Island mineral soils.
Mamula Island by Banyan Tree
Interiors pair historic fortress stonework with mid-century lines, aged brass fixtures, and custom furniture echoing the building arches.
Manna
Restored local black stone, terrazzo floors, custom chestnut joinery, and gridded ceilings shaped by K-Studio.
Maruyo Hotel
Architectural salvage, Edo-period storehouse doors, and Gutai art curated by gallerist Nao Masaki across two private bedrooms.
Maslina Resort
Low-slung pavilions clad in bamboo slats feature custom wooden tubs and a fourteen-tonne Brač limestone reception desk.
Mayfair House Hotel & Garden
Kenneth Treister's Gaudi-inspired atrium wraps leafy open-air walkways around cascading fountains.
Mazeej Balad
Abstract ceiling frescoes and a eucalyptus tree rooted in the marble reception.
