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Riad Dar Al Dall - This Time Tomorrow in Marrakech
Carved plaster archways and zellij fireplaces frame suites around a palm-shaded courtyard.
Riad No.37
Scandinavian minimalism meets smooth Moroccan tadelakt plaster, Atlas cedar, and muted earth tones.
Riad Rosemary
Handcrafted terrazzo, bespoke stained glass, and hand-painted tiles crafted alongside dozens of Moroccan artisans.
ROMEO Roma
Fluid parametric architecture meets sculptural ebony and marble inside an aristocratic palace.
Rooms Batumi
Retro wood-panelled walls, circular beds, and custom furniture by Rooms Studio bring 1970s coastal flair to life.
Rosa Malacca
Raw red clay bricks and recycled timber shape a Brooklyn-inspired warehouse aesthetic.
Rosewood São Paulo
A vertical forest tower wrapped in native greenery beside contemporary Brazilian art.
Sacred House
Theatrical gothic interiors feature carved volcanic stone, Dante-inspired motifs, antique furnishings, and candlelit chandeliers across themed suites.
Sala Ayutthaya
Scalloped red-brick canyon walls cast shifting shadows toward an all-white courtyard pool and stepped river terraces.
Sandibe Okavango Lodge
Curving laminated pine beams and cedar shingles evoke pangolin scales across twelve weaverbird-nest-inspired elevated suites.
São Lourenço do Barrocal
Eduardo Souto de Moura transformed the whitewashed agricultural monte using 350,000 locally baked terracotta tiles and vaulted stone.
Ser Casasandra Holbox
Original paintings by Latin American artists, Cuban antique accents, and individual rooms curated by artist Sandra Pérez Lozano.
Shebara Resort
Cantilevered stainless-steel orbs evoke a string of pearls across the turquoise lagoon.
Shinta Mani Wild
Elevated canvas pavilions feature hand-hewn teak furnishings and 1960s retro safari antiques.
Shipwreck Lodge
Asymmetrical timber cabins evoking broken ship hulls line the shifting coastal dunes.
Shiroiya Hotel
A skylit raw concrete atrium with glowing pipes, beside a turf-covered hillside tower.
Shishi-Iwa House Karuizawa
Architectural sanctuary of undulating timber pavilions and charred cedar sukiya structures nestled within the forest canopy.
Singita Kwitonda & Kataza House
Volcanic rock walls, woven reed ceilings, hand-fired terracotta, and expansive glazing framing views of Virunga volcanoes.
Singita Lebombo
Cantilevered glass-and-steel pavilions perched like eagle nests above the river cliff face.
SingleThread Farm - Restaurant - Inn
Custom onion-flower lanterns by Jiangmei Wu hang below exposed redwood ceiling beams.
Sir Prague Hotel
Linda Boronkay shaped the interiors around Czech Cubist geometry and bespoke embroidered headboards.
Six Senses Fort Barwara
Carved stone jali screens and medieval jharoka stone windows detail the contemporary suites.
Six Senses La Sagesse Grenada
Low-rise timber pavilions connected by crushed nutmeg paths, featuring open-plan oceanfront suites and private plunge terraces.
Soho House São Paulo
Brazilian modernist interiors blend reclaimed Canela wood flooring, hand-painted tiles, and custom handblown ceramic lighting.
Solo Palacio
Sofía Tejerina unifies unvarnished chestnut beams and white walls with Japanese wabi-sabi minimalism.
Soneka
Four secluded forest residences crafted with Asahikawa timber furnishings, private outdoor fire pits, and expansive viewing terraces.
Soori Penang
Central airwells reconfigured as shallow reflecting pools beneath open skylights with bespoke granite rice-grinder fountains.
Souki Lodges & Spa
Blonde wood lodges on stilts feature Bouroullec sofas, Patricia Urquiola beds, and bespoke lighting among oak canopies.
Suite & B by Hofke van Bazel
Five individually styled suites across two village buildings feature warm velvet furnishings and panoramic sun terraces.
Susana Balbo Winemaker's House & Spa Suites – Relais & Châteaux
Glass-walled pavilions frame concrete fermentation-egg soaking tubs and woven llama-wool textiles.
Sussurro
Outdoor stone baths and statuesque basins in six hand-thatched, open-air coastal bungalows.
Swallow Manor
Stained glass verandas with rocking chairs open to high coffered drawing rooms.
Taniya
Vaulted timber beams, traditional earthen doma floors, and bespoke sculptural furniture crafted by contemporary Hida woodworkers.
Terrestre Hotel
Stepped earthen brick villas open to ocean breezes, furnished with custom timber joinery.
