The scenic landscape of a small town in northern Italy informed the interiors of this hotel, which London-based studio Boxx Creative has given a contemporary overhaul.
Originally constructed back in 1958, Albergo Miramonti's formerly "tired and dated" interiors have been revamped by Boxx Creative to feature a variety of calming, natural hues.

"Albergo Miramonti provides a tranquil place where guests can experience total relaxation in their surroundings, reconnect with nature, and re-balance," explained the studio.
"Materials were selected for their authentic properties and link to the surrounding environment."

The three-floor hotel is situated two hours outside of Milan in the small town of Corteno Golgi, a year-round tourist destination that offers skiing, fly fishing, hiking, and porcini mushroom-picking in the surrounding forests. It has been run by the same family for three generations, who tasked Boxx Creative with "aligning [the hotel's] design with its location".

The studio first went about reconfiguring the hotel's poorly organised floor plan to establish rooms suited to different types of guests ? for example, there are now a series of sizeable Family Suites that include bunk beds for children.

"The client also wanted to get rid of [the hotel's] kitchen and self-catering elements, which allowed us to fit in more bedrooms," added the studio.

Panelling on the bedroom walls has been painted sage green or deep blue...