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Atellior

Atellior crafts sophisticated spaces, specialising in master planning, architecture, and interior design for luxury residential and hospitality projects. Their portfolio showcases a refined sensibility, creating contemporary yet timeless interiors for discerning clients, including collaborations with leading brands such as Four Seasons, Hilton, and Kerzner. Beyond bespoke furniture and lighting design, Atellior's European projects span from grand five-star resorts to intimate boutique hotels.

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Atellior

Atellior crafts sophisticated spaces, specialising in master planning, architecture, and interior design for luxury residential and hospitality projects. Their portfolio showcases a refined sensibility, creating contemporary yet timeless interiors for discerning clients, including collaborations with leading brands such as Four Seasons, Hilton, and Kerzner. Beyond bespoke furniture and lighting design, Atellior's European projects span from grand five-star resorts to intimate boutique hotels.
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Design & Projects

Royal Arsenal Riverside Apartment

Radisson RED Berlin

Jade Wharf at London Dock

Happiness is seeing that people who are spending time in your designs and buildings are happy.

  • Una Barac, co-founder of Atellior

Tips from the Experts

Choose a „hero piece“ that does the hard work and lifts the overall design. Ensure that the rest of the design is working with the „hero piece“ without being overshadowed by it. Achieving harmony and balance is key.

Working with colour and not being afraid of bolder shades. Colour lifts the mood instantly.

nterior designers can spend too much time on the FF&E, but these are the unsung heroes of good design: 1. Sound and acoustics are really important. Soft fabrics, window treatments, area rugs and even wallpaper all help with the acoustics. 2. Lighting (getting it right, not too much, not too little). 3. Smell (room fragrances and candles).

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