Queensland, Australia
About the project
Guided by the concept of “stylised nature,” the design of the Mondrian Gold Coast Hotel draws inspiration from the distinctive forms of Burleigh Heads, Australia. Soft, flowing lines reflect the movement of the ocean and the contours of the surrounding landscape.
Urbanstone Chalk (F2280) is used on walls, doors, and kitchen cabinetry, providing the appearance of stone while maintaining a clean and contemporary design language.
Yosemite Pearl (FCR01), featured in the wardrobes, complements the concept with its understated colour tone and contributes to a balanced spatial aesthetic.
Cuoio Canyon (FCL02) lines the interiors of the wardrobes and introduces an additional design element through its leather-inspired texture.
Together, these Innovus surfaces support Studio Carter’s design philosophy and creative vision. For Robbyn Carter, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to design excellence and creativity.
"Innovus was the ideal choice because the portfolio offered the material and surface options that were essential to creating the warm, sophisticated, and tranquil atmosphere we envisioned. The products are impressive, but the partnership was equally important. Sonae Arauco worked closely with us to bring our vision to life."
Carter adds:
"They helped us achieve the desired ambiance by selecting colours and textures that reflect the surrounding landscape while meeting Mondrian’s expectations of luxury."
In addition, the decorative panels used throughout the project are made from wood sourced from 100% controlled sources and, depending on the product range, contain up to 80% recycled wood content.
"These characteristics met the requirements of the project."
The result is an interior where architecture, materials, and atmosphere come together to create a cohesive and harmonious overall experience.
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