Originally used as a residence and office, Atelier d’More was commissioned to renovate this run-down two-story brick-concrete building into the 'Sleeping Lab'.

Atelier d’More has completed the design of a new boutique hotel, located in the suburbs of Beijing, China.

Originally used as a residence and office, Atelier d’More was commissioned to renovate this run-down two-story brick-concrete building into the ‘Sleeping Lab’.

Originally used as a residence and office, Atelier d’More was commissioned to renovate this run-down two-story brick-concrete building into the 'Sleeping Lab'.

The designers decided to create an inward view and to create an interesting private garden, which led to the idea of the enclosed courtyard space.

A modern boutique hotel with small courtyards.

The large glass windows of the building actively introduce the scenery and light into the building, which becomes a part of the indoor space experience.

The large glass windows of the building actively introduce the scenery and light into the building, which becomes a part of the indoor space experience.

The rectangular courtyard of 100 square meters is divided into several small, semi-enclosed courtyards in order to create an inner courtyard environment. Over time, trees will grow to add natural elements to each space.

A modern boutique hotel with small courtyards.
A modern boutique hotel with small courtyards.

The white facade makes the building abstract and sculptural and guides people to the glass door.

The white facade of this boutique hotel makes the building abstract and sculptural, and guides people to the glass door.

All of the furniture inside the boutique hotel was designed by Atelier d’More, with the main floor including the reception area, a dining area, and a kitchen.

The interior of a boutique hotel with custom designed furniture.

Most of the interior elements can be assembled on-site with prefabricated components.

The small kitchen of a small boutique hotel.

Other elements, like low walls, have been created to provide separation between the spaces.

Other elements, like low walls, have been created to provide separation between the spaces of this boutique hotel.
A modern boutique hotel with a reception area, kitchen, and communal dining area.

There’s also a small sitting area by the front window that provides a view of the courtyard.

A small sitting area by the front window that provides a view of the courtyard.

Wood stairs lead to the upper floor of the hotel.

A boutique hotel with modern wood stairs.
Modern wood stairs in a boutique hotel.

In one of the rooms, a wood headboard spans the width of the room and includes hidden lighting.

A modern bedroom with a full-width headboard, LED lighting, and a curved ceiling.
Photography by Atelier d’More

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