Guests stay in candy-coloured rooms at this art-deco-influenced hotel in Ibiza, while artists in residence are offered a transparent suite in the lobby.
The Paradiso Ibiza Art Hotel opened last month on the Balearic island's northwest coast, not far from the infamous nightlife in the resort of San Antonio.

Its mission is to offer an alternative to other accommodation options on the party island, by hosting a comprehensive arts programme for guests and other tourists to enjoy during their stay.
"Devoted to art and contemporary creation, and borrowing inspiration from the aesthetics of MiMo ? Miami Modern ? the new hotel introduces a whole new way of visiting the island, surrounded by high-quality art," said a statement from Concept Hotel Group, which operates the property.
Designed by Spanish studio Ilmiodesign, the hotel's stark white exterior and simple shapes ? enhanced by coloured lighting ? is reminiscent of the art deco architecture found along Miami Beach.
Meanwhile, the candy hues and scalloped details found inside are more akin to the 1980s Memphis design movement.

This style is evident in the guest rooms, which are decorated pink, yellow or green depending on which level they are situated.
The suites vary in size ? some offer lounge and kitchen areas populated with furniture in clashing colours, and others afforded access to balconies that continues the hues found inside.

Hung in the rooms are works by artists affiliated with the hotel's art programme...