Porto Real Hotel
Fisterra, Spain
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At the end of the world
Located right in the heart of the port of Fisterra, Hotel Porto Real is a small boutique hotel that combines the character of a traditional home with a modern, refined design.
The hotel features just four suites, some of which offer direct ocean views, in a setting closely tied to the landscape and character of the Costa da Morte. Its limited number of rooms allows for meticulously designed spaces with special attention to detail.
Project
Location: Fisterra, Spain
Year: 2023
Type: Hospitality
Scope of work: Custom-made furniture
Project status: Completed
Architectural firm: Creus e Carrasco
Materials: Oak, cedar, and 316 stainless steel
Photography: Wifre Melendrez
Inside, we carried out a comprehensive woodworking project, with oak as one of the primary materials. Finished with water-based varnishes for a very natural look, it is combined with paneling and cabinets lacquered in matte white, bringing brightness and a sense of continuity to the various rooms.
Our work includes the reception desk, stair treads and handrails, cabinets, paneling, and interior doors, as well as various pieces of furniture designed specifically for the hotel.
These include nightstands, desks, bathroom furniture, the breakfast table, and a sideboard—all tailored to the dimensions and needs of each space while maintaining a consistent design throughout the project.
Dialogue with the environment
Exteriors in
dialogue with
their surroundings
Our work also extends to the exterior, where we handled the construction of the roof and the exterior woodwork. Among the elements we created are the balcony on the facade facing the harbor, as well as the windows and doors on Rúa Real, the decking on the terraces, and the railings.
In this part of the project, we worked primarily with white-finished cedar wood, which contrasts with the anthracite-gray entry doors. For the exterior railings, we used white-lacquered 316 stainless steel, a material particularly well-suited to the conditions typical of a seaside environment.
The ensemble is completed by the facade sign, made of stainless steel and painted gray. The combination of oak, cedar, and stainless steel allows us to meet the project’s various needs while maintaining continuity between the interior, the facade, and the hotel’s surroundings.
Porto Real Hotel
