Labvert

Labvert has designed the first Dior Airport Spa, at Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar. Located in the tropical indoor garden Orchard, this luxurious two-floor boutique and spa ensures a serene and rejuvenating experience for travelers
Drawing inspiration from the elegance and timeless beauty associated with the Dior brand, Labvert created a harmonious blend of modern design elements and classic luxury, providing a tranquil retreat amid the airport’s dynamic environment. The meticulously crafted interior with its sleek lines, luxurious materials, and a palette of soothing colors create an ambiance of calm and sophistication.
The Dior Spa is home to eight treatment rooms, each with its own identity, taking up the design codes of the House of Dior. One of the standout features is the first Dior treatment area for men including a bespoke barber service. The Constellation double suite is an invitation to indulge in a unique moment of sensorial pleasure beneath a starry décor – it moreover contains a private hammam and whirlpool bath. Labvert's high-end design ensures that the spa serves as a peaceful haven, providing a stark yet welcoming contrast to the airport's hustle and bustle.


Photos: Pierre Mouton / PCD

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Best of Interior 2020 - Baumeister Das Wiener Büro Labvert hat mit ihrem Projekt „Die ultimative Maßanfertigung“ für den „Best of Interior 2020“-Award überzeugt.

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Labvert baut Altbauwohnung in Wien um Neu auf AD: Das österreichische Designbüro Labvert hat eine Wiener Wohnung aus der Gründerzeit komplett renoviert.

Labvert designed Apartment in Vienna

When rejuvenating an historical apartment for a design loving couple in Vienna, Labvert applied a uniquely holistic approach. Rather than heterogeneous mix-and-match, all materials, colours and shapes are meticulously coordinated throughout the entire apartment. Taking aesthetic inspiration from the mid-century style, the rooms pay tribute to the heyday of interior design in the 1950s and 60s while simultaneously catering perfectly to the individual needs of the apartment owners.
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