N° 01

goodrich hotel

Jakarta, Indonesia

Render of a suite's lounge corner: a long daybed with a floral backrest, an oval table on oxblood legs, a green woven armchair and a navy TV cabinet over a checkered rug. — executive suite, lounge corner

about the project

Goodrich, one of Asia’s leading suppliers of wallcoverings, fabrics, carpets and flooring materials, wanted to create new opportunities for every room.

design concept

An exploration of wallpaper, where patterns escape their frames and evolve into playful visual characters.

design inspiration

The overall room plays with an experimental arrangement of layered, textured wallpapers, combining small and big patterns to form a harmonious balance of proportion. This presentation creates curiosity and encourages visitors to discover the brand’s diverse product range.

Reference image: a high-rise hotel bedroom with patterned walls, a blue and red checked carpet and a city view. — reference imagery: hotel rooms and wallpapers collected as inspiration, not the designer’s own work

Reference image: a hotel room with trellis wallpaper, a gallery wall, a red writing desk and a red-and-white checked rug. — reference imagery: hotel rooms and wallpapers collected as inspiration, not the designer’s own work

the suites · i

executive suite ↓

royal suite

model visualisation

Elevation of the Royal Suite wall with the bar cabinet, an arched mirror over the working desk, a beaded column and a floral wallpaper panel. — elevation · bar cabinet and working deskfull size ↗

Elevation through the Royal Suite: the bathroom vanity with an oval mirror, then the bedroom wall with a large portrait wallpaper behind the bed and framed pictures. — elevation · bathroom and bedroomfull size ↗

Royal Suite palette: brushed copper, a magnolia floral, oxblood leather, green glazed tile, white marble, rust woven fabric, a folk-art motif and black geometric. — colour palette

The design combines two-tone patterns to create visual interest, while a mix of large and small patterns adds variation and keeps the space balanced. Copper accents on the furniture and walls bring warmth and subtle detailing, while strategic colour accents add depth and highlight key areas, creating a cohesive and lively interior.