Design accommodations: Connoisseurs seek perfection while on holiday.

Those who enjoy the privilege of living in a luxurious house or stylish flat in their everyday lives have high expectations of their surroundings. But not all luxury is created equal. While many high-end hotels focus on standardised opulence, marble bathrooms and gold decorations, people with a trained eye for aesthetics often look for something else: authenticity, history and a creative vision.

In this article, we explore why staying in architecturally significant accommodation is much more than just an overnight stay – it is an encounter with the art of building that broadens one’s horizons.

The appeal of contrast: why aesthetics never take a break

For owners of luxury properties, their home is a retreat that is perfectly tailored to their own needs. Why should they lower this standard when on holiday? However, staying in an architectural gem offers an opportunity that one’s own home often cannot provide: the experience of a completely different spatial philosophy. Whether it’s the minimalist design of a modern exposed concrete building or the venerable atmosphere of a restored farmhouse, architecture on holiday allows us to immerse ourselves in another world for a short time without sacrificing our usual comforts. It’s about the quality of the light, the feel of the materials and the interplay with the surroundings.

Holidays in a historic building: Feel the soul of history