Hotel Ambassador

Located next to the opera house, on the shore of Lake Zurich in the vibrant Seefeld district, this small luxury hotel in Zurich has been transformed into a special boutique hotel of great international appeal. Our vision was to create a landmark hotel that exudes the spirit of distant travels, is inspired by early 1900s style, and is infused with historically relevant luxury hotel design elements. A place for everyone to meet and enjoy a sophisticated lifestyle. 

The hotel includes 44 rooms and suites spread over 5 floors. Each floor evokes the history of Switzerland's textile trade with different countries or regions. Thus, attributes of Spain, France, England, India, and Asia can be found in fabrics, inlays, and decorative elements. Overall, the room design is a lyrical interpretation of a voyager’s lifestyle at the turn of the century, combining heritage-inspired interiors with modern luxury.

The aesthetic flare and materials are inspired by traditional elements. Wood paneling and intricate craftsmanship merge seamlessly with colonial western influences to create an immersive interior that is both timeless and modern, embodying high-end interior architecture.

The furniture is crafted for modern living, while incorporating elements of classic old-world style, seamlessly blending functionality, aesthetics, and bespoke design.

The bathroom is a luxurious sanctuary, with soft green and beige tones in the mosaic floors. The floors were recreated based on the original mosaic found during demolition. On the walls, we opted for old art nouveau white glazed tiles with a decorative band to create a beautiful backdrop for the vanity. The custom marble top vanity provides all the amenities a guest would need during their stay. And the sophisticated and timeless lines of Dornbracht Vaia fixtures were the perfect match for this luxury bathroom design.

All of the custom furniture, lights and accessories were designed and realised with great attention to detail, and reflect the spirit of luxurious elements from the past. The open wardrobe was designed to resemble the style of large travel trunks, creating the notion of historical voyages.

«A landmark hotel that exudes the spirit of distant travels and is inspired by the turn of the century style!»