- My ŌTEL North Coast North Coast, Egypt
- Type Hotel
- Collections Vineyard, Faz, África
A boutique hotel in Egypt where Vondom furniture follows the light, the water, and the slow rhythm of the coast
On Egypt’s North Coast, where the Mediterranean opens into a bright blue horizon, My ŌTEL North Coast introduces a serene, contemporary, and highly visual approach to hospitality. A boutique hotel by the sea where white architecture, water, and light come together to create a calm experience designed to stay in the memory.
The project is guided by a clear idea: to create clean, open, and elegant outdoor spaces where every element belongs to the same atmosphere. In this context, Vondom furniture does not appear as an addition, but as a natural extension of the hotel’s architectural language. The selected pieces enhance the purity of the setting and reinforce a white, luminous, and precise aesthetic, designed for comfortable outdoor living.
White defines the character of My ŌTEL North Coast. It is not only a finish, but a visual decision that connects the architecture, pool, terraces, and furniture. White reflects the light, expands the sense of space, and creates a serene continuity between the relaxation areas, dining spaces, and poolside settings. Against this essential palette, the blue of the Mediterranean and the pool becomes more present, while the furniture introduces order, rhythm, and discreet beauty.
By the pool, the Vineyard Daybeds, designed by Ramón Esteve, become small architectures of shade. Their triangular structure creates a recognizable gesture within the landscape, somewhere between a shelter, a contemporary cabana, and a sculptural piece. Placed on platforms beside the water, these daybeds offer a more intimate experience within an open environment: a place to rest, talk, or simply let time move slowly.
The presence of Vineyard creates a quiet dialogue with the hotel’s white geometry. Its lines stand out against the sky and are reflected in the water, generating a strong visual impact. In a hospitality project such as My ŌTEL North Coast, this collection makes it possible to create memorable corners, capable of transforming the pool area into a more immersive and emotional experience.
The Faz sun loungers, also designed by Ramón Esteve, reinforce this relationship between architecture and relaxation. Their faceted, clean, and contemporary language brings continuity to the sunbathing areas, maintaining a visual reading that feels completely aligned with the project. Placed beside the pool and in areas close to the sea, Faz sun loungers offer an elegant and functional solution for high-use outdoor spaces.
In this project, Faz acts as a transition between the architecture, the light-toned flooring, and the water. Its white silhouette brings order without interrupting the calm of the setting. It is a collection that naturally fits hotels, resorts, and contract projects where furniture must respond to comfort, durability, and aesthetic presence.
The Africa collection, designed by Eugeni Quitllet, introduces a lighter, more human, and versatile dimension. The Africa sun loungers appear in the pool areas with a fluid and comfortable silhouette, designed to accompany the daily use of guests. Its design combines simplicity, functionality, and a natural elegance that fits especially well in contemporary outdoor spaces.
In addition, the Africa chairs and armchairs complete the hotel’s dining and terrace areas. In the restaurant spaces, where light enters from the side and the architecture creates shaded zones, these pieces bring comfort and visual continuity. Their presence maintains the chromatic coherence of the project while responding to the real needs of a hospitality environment: ease of use, resistance, lightness, and an aesthetic capable of integrating into different settings.
My ŌTEL North Coast understands luxury through calm, not excess. The white architecture, the quiet water, and the selected furniture create an experience where everything feels measured. Vondom contributes to this feeling through pieces that understand the outdoors as a living space: places to rest, gather, dine, look at the sea, or simply inhabit time.
The result is a luminous, white, and deeply Mediterranean project. A place where furniture becomes part of the architecture, the pool becomes landscape, and every piece supports a more serene way of living outdoors.
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