Nalati, meaning "The first place to see the sunrise" in Mongolian, inspired the hotel's design with this very ray of sunlight. The story of the grasslands, the rhythm of the four seasons, and the symphony of life flowing through time are all etched into this verdant paradise. Inspired by nomadic culture from the grasslands, traditional elements like yurts and winter shelters are delicately embedded in every design detail, narrating the local cultural heritage.
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Restaurant takes local folk hospitality customs as its theme. The design presents a scene of "nomads following water and grassland."
The circular bar, on the other hand, creates the imagery of a "lone tree on the prairie." A symbolic tree stands within the space, forming an "oasis in the corner." Through curved pathways, a circular layout, and deliberate sightline guidance, the interior and exterior, as well as dining and social interactions, maintain their distinct identities while engaging in dialogue with one another.
