In hospitality environments—where well-being and personal comfort guide every choice—details truly make the difference. In hotels and resorts, surfaces play a strategic role: this is why Iris Ceramica’s technical porcelain slabs are a trusted benchmark, bringing together aesthetic research, technical performance, long-term durability, and a steady commitment to environmental sustainability. The Soller Business Hotel in Munich is a contemporary property with 123 rooms (including 18 suites) and cutting-edge services designed for a relaxing stay: a SPA and relaxation area with sauna, massage, and Turkish bath, two conference rooms, plus a bar and restaurant with terrace. The landscape design highlights the hotel’s green spirit: gardens with flowers and shrubs host dedicated bee habitats, producing honey that is offered to guests. For the bathrooms of rooms and suites and for the SPA, the project features Diesel Living with Iris Ceramica surfaces, the result of a collaboration between two icons of Italian design. Its material language—rooted in industrial and metropolitan aesthetics—translates contemporary textures and moods into welcoming, characterful spaces that support customisation and visual comfort. The presence of Iris Ceramica in the project is more than a style choice: it ensures reliable use, easy maintenance, and design consistency across all areas, with materials conceived to reduce environmental impact over their life cycle. A balanced blend of design, technology, and responsibility makes Soller Business Hotel an exemplary case in contemporary hospitality.
