The famous Icehotel is already welcoming guests. Today we will take a look at its ice rooms and admire the authors' imagination once again
Swedish Icehotel is the first and therefore the mostThe world's most famous ice hotel. First built in 1989 in the village of Jukkasjärvi, the Icehotel is reborn every year and welcomes guests from December to April. Absolutely everything - from the walls to the glasses in the bar, the only exception being the beds - is made from ice blocks taken from the Torne Älv River.
At various times, events took place on the hotel premises.various events - exhibitions, presentations, parties. However, the greatest influence on the global fame of Icehotel as a brand was the collaboration with Absolut vodka.
In preparation for the 2016/2017 season, Sweden's most renowned designers, architects and artists were involved.
Johan and Nina Kauppi designed a suite called Blue Houses. In this room, frosted ice slices are used to create illuminated house figures.
Viktor Tsarsky and Wouter Biegelaar created an entire composition of geometric stalagmites for their suite called Crystal Forest.
Tommy Alatalo decorated his Don’t Get Lost suite with textured patterns resembling labyrinths from children’s books.
Designers Kestutis and Vytautas Musteikis were inspired by Gustav Klimt's work of the same name when creating their Kiss suite.
Luc Voisin and Mathieu Brison delved deep into Art Deco history when creating Once Upon A Time.
Annasofia Maag and Sofi Ruotsalainen invite you to choose a moustache and fall asleep surrounded by ice cacti. The suite they have designed is called Pick Your Mustache.
Luca Roncoroni created the Victorian Apartment suite, the name of which fully conveys the essence of the idea.
Lena Kristrom, while designing her Twitter suite, decided to touch on the topical issue of the craze for social networks.
Marjolein Vonk and Maurizio Perron came up with a whole story about a fisherman and the moon for their Wishful Thinking suite.
Tjasa Gusfors and Patrick Dallard created an unexpected composition with two dancers frozen in ice. Dancers In The Dark makes a double impression, but leaves no one indifferent.
Alex Haw and Aditya Bhatt built an ice staircase for their Dreamscape suite.
Francisco Cortes Zamudio's simple and symbolic idea, Flow, will appeal most to minimalists.
Julia Gamborg Nielsen and Lotta Lampa turned to the theme of the deep sea when creating their Hydro Smack suite.
Nina and Magnus Hedman took the nautical idea and developed it into Homeric mermaid bodybuilders in the Mermaid Fitness suite.
Benny Ekman's artwork has always had an angelic theme, so no one was surprised by his Living With Angels suite.
