Junó Hotel Sofia

Architecture I/O Architects

Architecture I/O Architects

A discrete yet bold presence in this old part of Sofia, the newly constructed building is a testament to minimalist architecture.

Floor-to-ceiling windows on each of the hotel’s six floors bathe the interiors in light, which itself reflects off a classic façade made from local limestone comprised of tiny fossilized marine organisms that offer up a snapshot of prehistoric life. Small balconies off each room and a terrace on the roof invite guests to feel at one with the city.

Interior design I/O Architects

The interiors are richly defined by wood, black stainless steel, brass, oak and teak flooring, woven carpets, and black leather, with a color palette influenced by natural earth patterns and shapes.

Presenting handmade furniture from distinguished studios, custom-made fabrics and an abundance of leather, Junó’s interiors make for a warm and inviting stage. But art treasures crafted by the eminent sculptor Pavel Koychev and world-renowned local artist Tatiana Harizanova steal the show.