Every terrace tells a story. A sunny corner in a village 's main square, a cosmopolitan penthouse overlooking the city, a garden tucked under orange trees. Whatever the setting, outdoor furniture is the invisible thread that connects the space with the customer's experience.
High above the city, where the noise fades and the breeze arrives first, hotel rooftops are writing a new chapter in hospitality design.
There’s something about the Mediterranean that changes everything. The light, rhythm, and unhurried way of lingering at the table long after the meal. Whatever it is, when a space captures that essence, it becomes more than a location—it becomes a feeling. At Resol, we understand this well.
There are pieces of furniture that do not need to attract attention to stand out. Their beauty lies in the simple, in the useful, in the well-made. Minimalist design has ceased to be a trend and has become a way of thinking the space: clear, calm and without excesses.
Hotel design is shedding its skin. Gone are the days of rigid, impersonal and predictable atmospheres. The new boutique hotels are going for spaces that are flexible, emotional and deeply connected to the people who inhabit them.
