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Specialised in architecture and interior design, professionals with experience in the residential, commercial and hospitality sectors.

We translate your ideas into a project for a real business.

12/08/2026

Yes, we do have a secret garden. 🌿
Hidden from the street, right in the centre of Biella.

And just downstairs? Spa & Beauty Center. ✨

Apartment + garden + spa sounds like a pretty good weekend to us.

📍 Laure Living · Biella, Piemonte

03/03/2026

Did you know one building can do more than one job?

This is mixed-use.

Shops or cafés at street level.
Homes or offices above.
Life happening on different floors, at different times of day.

Good mixed-use buildings don’t just stack functions.
They create energy.

Morning coffee downstairs.
Work upstairs.
Lights on in the evening.
Street alive longer.

For developers, it’s smarter land use.
For cities, it’s safer streets.
For residents, it’s convenience.

When it’s done right, everyone wins.

21/02/2026

Did you know hotels build one room…
and then destroy it?

That’s a mockup room.

It’s the “trial version” before committing to 150 copies.

You test everything.
Light. Flow. Comfort. Details. Costs.

Because fixing one room is smart.
Fixing 200 is painful.

Serious hotels don’t skip this step.

20/02/2026

This is your reminder that buildings have identity crises too.

From: confused.
To: confident.

Nothing magical.
Just better decisions.

13/02/2026

Weekend mood:
What if we just… rebuilt the house? 😄

Swipe and watch this go from “nonna’s countryside classic” to “architect moved in.”

Same plot.
Same context.
Very different energy.

No drama. No marble overload.
Just cleaner lines, more glass, better flow, and a house that actually knows what it wants to be.

This one’s AI-generated, but the thinking behind it is very real:
When you change structure and proportions, everything else follows.

Sometimes transformation isn’t about adding more.
It’s about making smarter decisions.

Would you keep the original charm or go full contemporary?

04/02/2026

In complex real estate projects, money is rarely the main issue.

What’s missing is clarity.

Clarity on what the asset should become.
Clarity on how space, use, and long-term value fit together.
Clarity early enough to make the right decisions with confidence.

Most delays and costly changes don’t come from the market.
They come from decisions taken too late,
from concepts that weren’t tested properly,
and from spaces designed before their role was truly understood.

When direction is clear from the beginning, everything improves:
planning, approvals, alignment between stakeholders, and ex*****on.

That’s where our work usually starts — at the very beginning, when clarity still has real impact.

14/12/2025

One mistake we see in almost every hospitality project

Many hospitality projects start with a strong concept and lose performance long before opening.
The issue isn’t the idea. It’s how the asset is designed to operate.

The most common mistake we encounter:
Designing a hotel as a concept, not as an operating system.

What this usually means:
• unit mix driven by aesthetics, not revenue logic
• layouts that increase housekeeping time and operating costs
• spaces that can’t adapt to short, mid, and long stays
• financial assumptions disconnected from daily operations

The result?
A project that looks refined on paper but struggles to deliver stable NOI once operational.

Our approach at Design Hub Studio is different. We start from operations and financial performance, then design around them.

Before fixing the layout, we define:
• operational flows and cleaning efficiency
• flexibility of units across different stay lengths
• cost control built into design decisions
• how design choices impact OPEX and long-term NOI

When design supports operations, it stops being a cost and becomes a performance lever.

This is the difference between:
• a well-designed hospitality space
and
• a hospitality asset built to perform, scale, and remain resilient.

In 2026, successful hospitality projects won’t be louder. They’ll be smarter by design.

Design is no longer a visual layer.
It’s a strategic decision that shapes profitability.

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13/12/2025

5 unexpected trends shaping how profitable hospitality assets are being built, operated, and scaled.

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Hybrid assets will outperform pure hotels

Hotels that combine short stay + mid stay + long stay models are proving more resilient.
Aparthotels, serviced residences, and mixed-use hospitality reduce seasonality risk and stabilize cash flow.

Why it matters: flexibility = stronger NOI.

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Design is becoming an operational tool

Layouts are no longer aesthetic-first.
They’re optimized for:
• reduced housekeeping time
• modular maintenance
• easier unit conversion

Good design now lowers OPEX, not just CapEx.

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Wellness shifts from “amenity” to “infrastructure”

Gyms and spas are no longer extras.
Hotels are integrating daily wellness into the building itself:
• natural light strategy
• acoustic comfort
• sleep-focused design
• movement-friendly layouts

Guests don’t book “wellness.” They book how they feel.

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Fewer rooms, higher yield

The race is no longer about room count.
It’s about:
• better unit mix
• larger, flexible spaces
• higher ADR with lower operational pressure

Smaller, smarter assets are outperforming oversized hotels.

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Hospitality brands are becoming investment platforms

The strongest concepts are designed to be:
• replicable
• easy to manage remotely
• consistent across locations

Brand clarity + operational systems = scalable hospitality.

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In 2026, the best hospitality projects aren’t louder.
They’re smarter.

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Biella
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