Chapman Taylor unveils interior design for luxury resort in the Seychelles

Chapman Taylor unveils interior design for luxury resort in the Seychelles

Chapman Taylor has unveiled its interior design vision for a new luxury resort in the Seychelles, conceived as an immersive hospitality destination celebrating the islands’ natural beauty, cultural heritage and distinctive way of life.

At the heart of the design is the concept of a ‘360° Kaleidoscope of Creole Living’, creating a rich sequence of experiences that reveal different facets of the Seychelles through interiors, landscape, materiality, colour and craftsmanship.

The resort brings together a diverse mix of hospitality and residential experiences, including a five-star hotel, branded villas, a marina-led residential component, wellness facilities, a beach club and an ecological centre immersed within the natural landscape. Each has its own distinctive character while contributing to a cohesive resort experience shaped by the relationship between nature, culture and contemporary luxury.

Our concept takes inspiration from the kaleidoscopic character of the Seychelles, where changing views, tropical colours, textures and cultural influences create a continual sense of discovery.

Seychellois Creole culture and heritage are interpreted through natural materials, locally inspired colours, crafted details and the character of individual spaces. Rather than simply referencing its setting, the design creates a strong sense of place, making the islands' identity an integral part of the guest experience.

Connections between interior and exterior spaces are central to the approach. Carefully framed views establish relationships with the ocean, beach, forest and surrounding tropical landscape, while materials and textures help blur the boundaries between architecture, interiors and nature.

Wellness spaces provide a calmer and more restorative atmosphere, while the beach and marina environments embrace the energy of coastal living. The ecological centre creates another dimension to the experience, immersing visitors in the natural environment and strengthening their connection with the unique landscape of the Seychelles.

Chapman Taylor has unveiled its interior design vision for a new luxury resort in the Seychelles, conceived as an immersive hospitality destination celebrating the islands’ natural beauty, cultural heritage and distinctive way of life.

At the heart of the design is the concept of a ‘360° Kaleidoscope of Creole Living’, creating a rich sequence of experiences that reveal different facets of the Seychelles through interiors, landscape, materiality, colour and craftsmanship.

The resort brings together a diverse mix of hospitality and residential experiences, including a five-star hotel, branded villas, a marina-led residential component, wellness facilities, a beach club and an ecological centre immersed within the natural landscape. Each has its own distinctive character while contributing to a cohesive resort experience shaped by the relationship between nature, culture and contemporary luxury.

Chapman Taylor’s concept takes inspiration from the kaleidoscopic character of the Seychelles, where changing views, tropical colours, textures and cultural influences create a continual sense of discovery.

Seychellois Creole culture and heritage are interpreted through natural materials, locally inspired colours, crafted details and the character of individual spaces. Rather than simply referencing its setting, the design creates a strong sense of place, allowing the islands' identity to become an integral part of the guest experience.

Connections between interior and exterior spaces are central to the approach. Carefully framed views establish relationships with the ocean, beach, forest and surrounding tropical landscape, while materials and textures help blur the boundaries between architecture, interiors and nature.

Throughout the resort, guests encounter a series of changing perspectives and experiences, ranging from the vibrancy of Creole culture and the rhythm of the ocean to the tranquillity of wellness environments and the immersive qualities of the tropical forest.

Wellness spaces provide a calmer and more restorative atmosphere, while the beach and marina environments embrace the energy of coastal living. The ecological centre creates another dimension to the experience, immersing visitors in the natural environment and strengthening their connection with the unique landscape of the Seychelles.

Together, these elements create a journey through the resort that encourages discovery, connection and wellbeing.

The result is a cohesive yet varied interior design language that brings together luxury accommodation, residences, wellness, leisure and ecological experiences within a distinctive destination rooted in its location.

Kamran Jumayev (B ARCH, M ARCH)

Associate Director, 曼谷

Kamran has extensive experience leading international teams working on projects across multiple countries, particularly in the CIS Region of Eastern Europe. In the past, he has led teams working on projects in Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Kamran leads our Bangkok studio developing the strategy for the studio, fully involved in the design and planning, client liaison, and business development aspects of the business.

Area of Expertise:

Mixed-use / Automotive / Museums

Nannaphat Arunjindatrakul

Senior Interior Designer

Nannaphat Arunjindatrakul is a Senior Interior Designer at Chapman Taylor, Thailand with eight years of professional experience.

After graduating from the Academy of Arts University in San Francisco, she has worked with both design and design consulting firms in Bangkok, Thailand. The experiences in both the design and construction phases for each project have helped her to develop comprehensive planning skills and effective management of a project, from the initial design and project conceptualisation to construction.

She joined Chapman Taylor in 2018. She has worked on the award-winning project for Fitness First @ Icon Siam, high-end healthcare facilities in the heart of Bangkok and exclusive workplace interiors in the Middle East. Her approach to these renowned projects has always been finding the perfect balance between design and client requirements and ensuring that the design concepts translate well into real-world functionality.

Areas of Expertise:

Healthcare / Workplace / Hospitality

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