Olivia Star

The Star building was created as the central and most important point of the entire OC complex.
The bright, airy space is the building's showcase. The large reception lobby has become a natural part of the adjacent winter garden.
The view of plants from behind the glass is a green background for comfortable, light furniture, meeting and reception areas. An additional reference to plants are openwork wooden panels decorating the walls inspired by the motif of branches and leaves. The fabrics, wood and stoneware on the floor used are in light, natural colors of gray and beige so that they do not compete with the richness of the palm house's greenery.
The canvas forms of sails stretched between the sofas play the additional role of screens for moving pictures of nature, additionally they are a reference to the seaside location of the building.
The other side of the hall is a quiet relaxation area. Comfortable, deep linen Togo sofas (Ligne Roset) are an appreciated element in this space.
Complemented with wooden tables, raffia rugs and rattan lighting, they create a cozy eco corner.
An important dominant element is a round structure overgrown with vines inside which you can hide for a moment and calm down.