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Jumeirah welcomes guests to three of its European hotels this summers

Jumeirah welcomes guests to three of its European hotels this summers

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Jumeirah welcomes guests to three of its European hotels this summers

Jumeirah Hotels and Resorts, a member of Dubai Holding will welcome guests to enjoy a change of scenery this summer at some of its most exquisite properties in Europe – on the stunning islands of Mallorca and Capri and in the heart of the city of Frankfurt.

José Silva, CEO of Jumeirah Group, said: “As travel starts to return, our guests will once again be able to enjoy our renowned Arabian hospitality in luxurious surroundings in the heart of Europe.  Our unique hotels in Mallorca, Capri and Frankfurt are the epitome of our brand ethos, being exceptional in design, featuring signature dining experiences from some of the world’s most talented chefs and offering service beyond expectations.  In the new normal, we understand the importance of peace of mind and every step has been taken to ensure a safe environment and truly memorable experience for our guests as they begin to holiday again this summer.”

Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa in Mallorca offers a clifftop retreat set within a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasting panoramic views of the mountains and sea, as well as elegantly appointed rooms and suites. Guests can delight in the award-winning, Talise Spa treatments, which have gained widespread recognition for the ultimate relaxation experience. Those looking to get acquainted with local culture will try flavoursome dishes including traditional paellas at Cap Roig Brasseries, whereas guests with a penchant for Japanese delicacies can head to Sunset Sushi Lounge for dinner.

Capri Palace Jumeirah – the newest Jumeirah addition in Europe – offers a magnificent getaway within one of the most exclusive and unspoiled parts of the island. The hotel, overlooking the Gulf of Naples fully embodies the Italian Dolce Vita; through authentic Capri style featuring art and design. The signature Two-Michelin-star restaurant L’Olivo serves Mediterranean classics and just launched ‘L’Olivo Undiscovered’, a new intimate space conceived and executed by Capri-born architect Francesco della Femina. His creative direction transformed the traditional cavò into a unique private club atmosphere that accompanies guests on an intimate culinary journey where they savour the delights of Executive Chef Andrea Migliaccio’s Two-Michelin-star creations. Meanwhile, Il Riccio Restaurant & Beach Club, the only One-Michelin-star beach club in the world, is currently hosting an exclusive Dior Pop-up Store.

Jumeirah Frankfurt invites guests to take on a city break and enjoy expansive views, excellent service and contemporary design. As the first of the Group’s European hotels to be certified with the Bureau Veritas Safeguard Label for its stringent health, safety and hygiene standards, the metropolitan haven offers cutting-edge suites and rooms, in addition to facilities, spanning Talise Spa and Fitness First Frankfurt.

Jumeirah Group invites guests to avail the Jumeirah Escapes offer, on bookings placed before the 31st of July 2020. It offers up to 30% off on regular pricing for stays and includes complimentary daily breakfast, early check in and late check out, as well as an additional saving of up to 20% on spa and dining at select hotels. Applicable to its global portfolio of hotels, guests can also indulge in the offer when staying in Dubai across Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Jumeirah Al Naseem, Jumeirah Al Qasr, Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Jumeirah Mina A’Salam and Jumeirah Zabeel Saray among others.

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New artworks by Amalie Beljafla and Amrita Sethi to adorn the walls of Souk Madinat Jumeirah

New artworks by Amalie Beljafla and Amrita Sethi to adorn the walls of Souk Madinat Jumeirah

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New artworks by Amalie Beljafla and Amrita Sethi to adorn the walls of Souk Madinat Jumeirah

Souk Madinat Jumeirah will debut new artworks by two locally-based artists, Amalie Beljafla and Amrita Sethi, as part of an ongoing legacy project designed to narrate the rich heritage of the Emirates.

Phase one of the ‘Souk Seven’ immersive art project, designed to feature artwork around the Souk from seven of the country’s most acclaimed artists, was announced in November 2019, and phase two aims to continue efforts to evolve one of the city’s most celebrated attractions.

Amalie Beljafla is using oil and acrylic paint to create a surreal, vibrant, and powerful 25m long mural titled Al Noor, which translates as “The Light”, on the Dome of the Souk.

Award-winning artist Amrita Sethi has been commissioned to design two more murals that will be displayed at the refurbished main entrance of Souk Madinat Jumeirah. Sethi will be using her signature voice note art, employing acrylic paints to capture soundwave patterns.

Both murals are interpreted in a colourful and contemporary style while embedding the core traditional values of the UAE. Additionally, QR codes will be placed under each mural allowing visitors to scan and play an audio clipping of the artist explaining the artwork.

The art project has been a core component of wider enhancement works at Souk Madinat Jumeirah. The expanded artworks will offer residents and tourists a modern glimpse of Arabian traditions and culture at the iconic cultural and entertainment destination.

 

 

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H2R Design renovates the Persian restaurant Anar in Souk Madinat Jumeirah

H2R Design renovates the Persian restaurant Anar in Souk Madinat Jumeirah

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H2R Design renovates the Persian restaurant Anar in Souk Madinat Jumeirah

H2R Design was tasked to renovate Persian restaurant Anar, in Souk Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai. The brief was to revitalise the overall experience and to refresh the layout with natural flow, effervescence and personality. H2R Design designed a space that maintained the traditional spirit adding modern twists and feast-worthy tones.

H2R Design studied the colour palettes of Persian design including traditional art, music, language, tastes and flavours to delve deep into the cultural context and bring it forward to the modern world. They soon unravelled that the space required a smooth balance between powerful hues, soft textures and rugged edges. With that as a goal, the design team curated interiors that brought icy lapis lazuli together with igneous burgundies, timbers, metallics and ambient lighting to create a newly refined version of Anar.

H2R Design’s mantra is to go above and beyond designing incredible commercial spaces and instead to shape environments. That ideology is definitively demonstrated with Anar’s design starting from the grand courtyard entrance, to the art tattooed on the walls, the symmetry on the floors and ceilings to the carpentry and metallurgy throughout each corner of the restaurant.

Upon reaching the courtyard, guests will be greeted with a fountain and its dazzling blue geometric pattern tiles featured on the floor.

An open modern design tandoor kitchen allows guest to see chefs preparing traditional bread. Terracotta tiles were added as the backsplash to create a traditional look while functioning as a heat resistant material absorbing higher temperatures and reducing cracking.

To incorporate an Arabic architectural element, Mashrabiya panels were added in the open kitchen with a bronze antique finish. Perforated mesh in a copper finish were also used for interior detailing, joinery and trims on the walls.

Inside the right side of the restaurant, the special ceiling has a patterned metalwork finish, reflecting as an elaborate ornamentation but also provides balance and symmetry to overall design. This idea is further expressed on the floor design adding vibrancy with fresh white ceramic mosaic tiles, against the lively colours of the aqua and crimson furniture.

Modern but Persian inspired lighting was incorporated throughout the restaurant creating sanguine glows and warmth.

Other key features of the interiors redesign include antique smoky mirrors with a mesh of brass, developed by the contractor and inspired by the traditional wooden archways added by H2R Design.

The fabrics of the furniture are all Persian inspired colours and patterns, but here H2R Design didn’t want to be overly traditional. As a result, the colours are animated and full of energy.

Textured walls were developed to embody a natural feel throughout the space, and they were livened up with different applications and surfaces, to add depth and variation. The neutral tones were also maintained to allow the colours of the feature tiles, fabrics of the furniture and artwork to pop out.

A luxurious bar top was built using blue marble to accentuate the turquoise/blues of Persian design.

Lightly stained oak wood was used for the furniture, which is not traditional to Persian design; however, a contrast of lighter tones was needed to complement the floors.

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