Suites @ Dubai EDITION | LW Design

LW Design has created arguably the best looking EDITION hotel in the world to date; it is the first hotel of its kind in Dubai with elevated style, materials and design language. The Dubai EDITION is also the first hospitality project LW Design has completed for both architecture and interiors. The EDITION collection celebrates the diversity of cities across the world, reflecting the best of cultural and social environments and a new generation of understated luxury.

Although the new Dubai EDITION hotel has 275 rooms and six different room categories, including an impressive penthouse suite, they are all designed in a uniform design language using the same high-quality materials throughout the bedroom and bathroom. The material palette is minimal; LW Design has selected a limited collection of finishes following the brand's stipulations on simplicity and comfortable luxury. The light oak wood and stone accents flow from one room to the other.

The simplicity of the design immediately brings attention to the minute details; matching the veins in the natural stone and wood was time-consuming and complex. Each piece was hand-placed and considered so that the bands did not repeat or appear stripy. All of the materials were intentionally not chosen to be up-to-the-minute but with timeless appeal. The Dubai EDITION is a unique example of the brand; the entire project has taken exclusivity to another level. The materials are the same and carefully placed as if on a journey through slightly different hues and colours.

Floor to ceiling windows give ample light and spectacular views over the iconic Burj Khalifa and lead onto large glass balconies. Each bed has a soft leather headboard. The timber-lined walls give an overall feeling of luxurious warmth, a sense of serenity and peace, an impressive upgrade to the predictable timber headboards and wallpaper backdrops of previous EDITION hotels.

The monochromatic colour scheme and contemporary minimalism make each room feel fresh and light and complement the elegant lines of the custom-made furniture, textured upholstery, wooden-lined walls and the scenery. The guestrooms have minimal artwork, as an unexpected departure from the symmetrical design. Carole Benitah’s artwork is inspired by the Dubai fountains and a young girl who dances in the water. It's unusual to see such luxurious choices of wall coverings in a hotel bedroom. The combination of leather, wood and stone is an exceptional upgrade; such expansive glass balconies are remarkably rare in urban locations.

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