毛里求斯海岛Salt of Palmar度假村设计设计风向

近期，法国艺术家Camille Walala把她标志性的彩色图案带到了Salt of Palmar度假酒店里，海蓝色、阳光黄和大胆的黑白条纹成为了毛里求斯海岸线上一道亮丽的风景线。

Sea blues, sunny yellows and bold monochromatic stripes appear throughout this boutique hotel, designed by artist Camille Walala to complement the landscape of Mauritius.

Salt of Palmar酒店位于毛里求斯东海岸，共有59间客房，着重为具有文化探索精神、品味时尚的现代旅行者，打造绿色环保、融入当地的度假方式，带领宾客深度体验毛里求斯的魅力风情，领略这座海岛度假天堂的天然之美。

The Salt of Palmar hotel occupies a riad-style building on the east coast of the far-flung island. It contains 59 guest suites, a restaurant and a spa, all of which Camille Walala has decked out in tropical hues and graphic prints.

这是Lux集团计划在未来几个月推出的Salt系列度假村中的第一家，未来将入驻土耳其和中国。

It is the first in a series of Salt-brand hotels that resort group Lux plans to open in the coming months, and will soon be joined by outposts in Turkey and China.

该品牌的要求是“将毛里求斯独特的美学元素融入到室内的肌理中”，并鼓励客人与目的地产生亲近感。这促使Walala和她的长期合作伙伴、艺术总监Julia Jomaa开发了一套与毛里求斯直接相关的配色方案，包括毛里求斯的建筑和自然地形。

The brand’s brief to Walala was to “weave strands of distinctly Mauritian aesthetic into the fabric of the interior” of Salt of Palmar, to encourage guests to form an affinity with the destination. This led Walala and art director Julia Jomaa, her long-term collaborator, to develop a colour scheme that directly relates to Mauritius, including both its man-made structures and natural terrain.

“你会惊讶于在这个岛上发现了那么多鲜艳、大胆的色彩！” Walala解释说，“从植物的翠绿色到天空不断变化的颜色，我想把这些自然温暖的色调与我标志性的流行色结合起来。”

“I was blown away with how many vibrant and bold colours you find around the island,” explained Walala. “From the emerald green of the plants to the ever-changing colours of the sky, I wanted to marry these warm and natural tones to my signature pop colours.”

该建筑的外部最初是焦黄的橙色，现在是浅桃红色，模仿了典型毛里求斯住宅柔和的立面。此同时，户外的睡床、椅子和坐垫都采用钴蓝色和青绿色，以模仿印度洋的色调。

The building’s exterior, which was originally burnt orange, in now a lighter peachy shade, emulating the pastel facades of typical Mauritian homes.Meanwhile the outdoor daybeds, chairs, and cushions have are upholstered in shades of cobalt blue and turquoise to mimic the hue of the Indian Ocean.