Who of us, who reside in Oman, fail to have love for the Chedi, Muscat hotel? If it isn't for the endless infinity pool, minimal but locally inspired interiors [like the lobby's resemblance to our country's ancient Mosques of import in those arches], or the depth of the bath tub in the individual rooms [a depth I can swim in]. While I personally desire a little more colour than white [afterall, traditional architecture is brown or beige not white] I love the layout of the rooms, even though I am no minimalist.
The height of the room is beautifully composed to be inviting in a relaxing way.
I love the shelving flanking the seating for the entertainment section of the bedroom [sorry I don't have a picture of the bed---the living area of the rooms in what I like best], how it becomes an architectural feature rather than
I want to do something similiar with the tv in my home. Either that or I have to hide it. And wouldn't you like to wake up to this veiw:?
Who of us, who reside in Oman, fail to have love for the Chedi, Muscat hotel? If it isn't for the endless infinity pool, minimal but locally inspired interiors [like the lobby's resemblance to our country's ancient Mosques of import in those arches], or the depth of the bath tub in the individual rooms [a depth I can swim in]. While I personally desire a little more colour than white [afterall, traditional architecture is brown or beige not white] I love the layout of the rooms, even though I am no minimalist.
The height of the room is beautifully composed to be inviting in a relaxing way.
I love the shelving flanking the seating for the entertainment section of the bedroom [sorry I don't have a picture of the bed---the living area of the rooms in what I like best], how it becomes an architectural feature rather than
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