HOTEL MARKET
Comte Borrell 68, Barcelona.
Located opposite the iconic San Antoni market, the first covered market in Barcelona to be built outside the old city walls, the Market Hotel and Restaurant has touched a nostalgic nerve in the city’s hotel’s culture. Like the famous food market, the boutique hotel’s building is modernista (or art nouveau) in style but been given a chic, east-meets-west makeover in the hands of Lázaro Rosa-Violán, fusing period European architecture with calm-inducing oriental elements. The colonial-inspired Bar Rosso, which was installed quite recently, adds another dimension to the project, providing a hotel-restaurant-bar combination that has proved to be a winner on city’s hospitality scene.
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Left: A simple arrangement of white plates at the restaurant entrance denotes fresh, market cuisine.
Right: Original modern art by Lázaro Rosa-Violán is juxtaposed with 18th century furniture.
Natural wood floor and fittings are juxtaposed with a chandelier, adding a touch of grandeur.
Original modernista details have been kept intact and enhanced with chic, modern elements.
Left: Low lighting and a monochrome palette create a Zen-like ambiance in the rooms.
Right: An Asian-style decor extends to the bathrooms.
Leather chairs and marble top tables create a cosy, colonial feel.
Chinese red fittings add contrast in the hotel’s Bar Rosso.








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