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Rooftop infinity pool facing the ocean at Noam by the Sea, with white daybeds, striped towels and black and white umbrellas

Interior design

A Luxury Hotel in Tamarindo

Suites, terraces and garden walkways, with a rooftop pool facing the ocean.

We designed the interiors of Noam by the Sea, a hotel in Tamarindo, around a short palette of white walls, warm wood and black details, and left the tropical planting and the ocean light to do the rest.

Location: Tamarindo, Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Our role: Interior design of the suites and the shared spaces
Materials: Wood, textured stone, woven cord and black metal
Photographs: The finished hotel

Suite entrance at dusk: the number 2 on a white wall lit by black up-and-down wall lights, beside warm wood cladding, black window frames and palms — Evening at the suites: lights wash the white walls up and down, between warm wood cladding, black frames and palms.

Hotel suite bedroom in white and sand, with black linear lights in the ceiling, a slatted screen outside the glass doors and the living area beyond — A suite in white and sand: black light lines in the ceiling, and a slatted screen shading the glass doors to the balcony.

Suite living area with a curved white sofa, a round black stone table and a dark wood kitchenette under a window onto the garden — The living area: a curved white sofa, a round table in black stone and a dark wood kitchenette, with the bedroom beyond.

Hotel bathroom with an organic-shaped mirror, a white vessel basin on a dark wood vanity and a frameless glass shower — In the bathroom, the organic frame of the mirror softens the straight lines of the basin, the dark vanity and the glass shower.

Suite terrace with two woven white cord chairs on wooden frames, a round white side table and planting beyond — The terrace is furnished like another room: woven white cord chairs on wooden frames around a low round table.

Garden walkway through dense tropical planting beneath rounded white balconies, one with a hanging egg chair — Between the buildings, walkways run through dense planting beneath the rounded white balconies.

Rooftop deck with wooden sun loungers, built-in white daybeds and black and white striped umbrellas facing the ocean — On the roof, wooden decks step down to built-in daybeds, under black and white striped umbrellas facing the ocean.

Carried from the suites to the roof, the same materials give the whole hotel one calm, recognizable character.