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The Merchants Manor Hotel and Spa in Falmouth has launched two new eco-friendly residences.
The properties, called Landlubber and Lookout, were designed by designers Bert and May in collaboration with interior designer Helen Hughes.
Accommodating one to four people, each apartment features two bedrooms (one super king or twin and one king), two bathrooms, kitchen living space, private terrace with Jacuzzi hot tub and separate entrance.
Lee Thornley, founder of Bert and May, said: “Helen wanted to create individual identities for each apartment. We’ve used a variety of industrial materials including brass and wood as well as historic artisan tiles, when combined they all complement each other to offer a modern yet rustic feel.”
Hughes added: “As part of an ongoing refurbishment aimed to establish Merchants Manor as a destination boutique hotel and spa I was delighted to work with my client again on this exciting new addition.”
Commenting on the project, hotel owner Nick Rudlin said: “We are delighted to unveil our new spaces to guests. Each residence is eco-friendly and designed to reflect the relaxed beachy surroundings of the Falmouth coast.”
