Hotel Pytloun – Room number 218 | Graphic

Memories from travels inspired Michal Kunc to the theme of this room, just like room 419, which also comes from his pen. "The rooms were created together, partially on the go. Because I travel a lot, I wanted to fulfill my dream and create a design room for eternal travelers, globetrotters. A place where I can stop for a moment, reflect, relax, before I move on. I wanted a light, minimalist design, a traveler's 'LAB', where there is nothing unnecessary, nothing redesigned," describes Michal Kunc his intention. He drew inspiration from the streets of the cities and places he stayed, as well as messages from travelers on the walls of the rooms, graffiti on the walls in the passages, and old magazines. The room is tuned to "street style": with drawings, messages, jokes, and internationally understandable pictograms. The overall processing and implementation was carried out under the baton of Ing. arch. Jana Šandallová. The graphics were designed by Zdeněk Häckl. He chose black and white graphics that correspond to the purity of the otherwise white room. A notable element of the room is the beds, which are made of pallets painted white. The white color in the bathroom is beautifully complemented by the wooden floor and the front wall behind the sink, which is fitted with several mirrors of various sizes.

Pytloun Grand Hotel Imperial
Beneath the timeless original facade lies a modern hotel with unique interior design and technological equipment. The hotel offers accommodation in 67 standard rooms and 20 unique design rooms. Each of the rooms was created by a different architect or studio, and several rooms were designed by members of the Czech Deco Team designer association.