Adina 88 Hotel by Studio Del Castillo

ArchiPro Project Summary - The Adina 88 Hotel combines modern design with functionality, offering spacious accommodations and state-of-the-art amenities.

Title:: Adina 88 Hotel
Interior Designer:: Studio Del Castillo
Category:: Commercial/; Hospitality
Photographers:: Tom Blachford

ArchiPro Description - The Adina 88 Hotel is a modern hospitality project that seamlessly blends contemporary design with functional elegance. Located in a vibrant urban area, this hotel features spacious accommodations, state-of-the-art amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere. The architectural design emphasizes sustainability and comfort, catering to both business and leisure travelers. With its strategic location and thoughtful design, the Adina 88 Hotel aims to provide an exceptional experience for all guests, making it a standout destination in the city.

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Studio Del Castillo

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Richmond, Yarra, Victoria

delcastillo.com.au

Studio Del Castillo. Penny Del Castillo is the creative mind behind Studio Del Castillo, a multi-disciplinary, award-winning interior design studio with offices in Melbourne and Noosa. Penny draws inspiration from eclectic cultures throughout the world, while meticulously maintaining the balance between style and function. This allows Penny and her team to create environments tailored to the multifaceted needs of each client. For the past twenty years, Penny del Castillo—backed by her team of daring creatives and innovative thinkers—has systematically created unconventional solutions to achieve one-of-a-kind results. Together, they have established a whole host of uniquely unforgettable luxury residences, hotels, restaurants, wellness retreats, and spas. “We are passionate about creating functional spaces that reflect and enhance the lives of those fortunate enough to live, work, and grow within them,” says del Castillo. “Every opportunity and every challenge allow us, as designers, to fulfil the brief for clients—to make that dream come true. A lot of the time, it’s [just] problem-solving.” “I hear [the phrase] ‘it can’t be done,’ a lot. But I’ve spent over two decades standing up for clients to make sure they get exactly what they want.” Despite setbacks, contrary opinions, and seemingly insurmountable odds, del Castillo and her team have consistently produced world-class results. “When we ask the unexpected questions,” she explains, “infinite possibilities reveal themselves.”