/ Healthy Design

Mount Med Resort is a lovely place of recovery and renewal – where architecture, natural materials and thoughtful design harmonise to inspire, soothe and strengthen. From the initial master plan to the placement of the very finest details, every element embodies our commitment to creating a healthy design and shaping vibrant, authentic spaces that draw inspiration from nature’s balance and beauty.

/ Design Ethos

The architectural concept of Mount Med Resort is rooted in bringing nature indoors, fostering a fluid connection between past and present, interior and exterior. Every detail is carefully considered to foster harmony, while thoughtfully designed interiors provide a sanctuary that nurtures both body and soul.

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/ Echoes of Nature

Forest, meadow & water

Foyer

Wood & forest

Tenne Lounge

Friendly comfort

Reception

Peace, grounding & relaxation

Spa, Pool, Sauna

Freshness, clarity & inspiration

Medical Spa

/ Colours

Natural hues, warm tones and shades of green and grey create a calming yet vibrant atmosphere, echoing the vitality of the surrounding forests, meadows and mountains, forging a connection between the indoors and nature.

/ Harmony

Every space is designed to highlight the natural beauty of materials, fostering a sense of calm and balance. Fine woods, exquisite fabrics and elegant accessories give each room its own unique character.

/ Aesthetic Flow

Health-centred design creates a symphony of elements working in harmony. As in nature, it’s not each detail alone but their interplay that creates balance. Here, hand-crafted features are an integral part of the whole.

/ Objets D’Art

Hand-crafted ceramics in organic forms, mouth-blown glass bowls and chandeliers by a renowned glass artist add elegance. Award-winning furniture by international designers perfectly balances style and function.

/ Thoughtful Design

Planning & Implementation

The Mount Med Resort project carefully balances heritage protection with the high standards of a modern medical spa and the comfort of a first-class resort.

Regional Materials

The upper floors were built using timber construction, while stones from the original building were repurposed. Alpine planting enhances the outdoor landscape, blending the resort with its natural surroundings.

Local Contractors

Skilled local builders, carpenters, electricians, services engineers, tinsmiths, roofers and other trades were involved in the construction of this major project.

Sustainability

The resort’s energy is supplied through district heating and heat pumps, supported by an additional photovoltaic system for enhanced efficiency.

Design FAQs

Are there any special objects in the interior design?

Iconic Lamps

Special edition Bolle Stelo lamps, crafted from bronze and glass by Gallotti & Radice, along with table lamps by UK-based Porto Romana, bring elegant accents to the historic Tenne.
Strawberry Thief

Some of the headboards in the historic monastic rooms feature the famous Strawberry Thief fabric by William Morris.
Meridiani Loungers

The pool area features premium relaxation loungers with built-in reading lights from the Meridiani Vincent Open Air modular sofa system, designed by art director Andrea Parisio and winner of the ARCHIPRODUCTS DESIGN AWARDS 2024. Hand-woven Belgian carpets and Quettal furniture from Spain complete the design, while a striking travertine stone table (250 × 120 cm) serves as a water bar.

How is history represented?

The hotel showcases works by 18th- and 19th-century Austrian and German painters, featuring Alpine motifs that reflect the region’s heritage.

Are there any works by young artists?

Felt Art

A Dutch felt artist created bespoke nature-inspired motifs – flowers, stones and grasses – that flow through the restaurant, corridors, spa, pool area and orthopaedics department. These unique felt landscapes were crafted exclusively for Mount Med Resort.
Glass Art

The foyer is framed by heavy velvet curtains, with a striking 1.80-metre grey travertine table at its centre. Mouth-blown glass vessels by young Tirolean glass artist Robert Comploj adorn the table, while his custom-designed glass chandelier above completes the space.

What distinguishes the Medical Spa?

Textiles introduce subtle colour to the Medical Spa, with soft green tones being key. Over 400 metres of handwoven Belgian fabric transition from green to white, adding to the spa’s serene design. These bespoke textiles also serve as a unifying element in the orthopaedics department.

/ 850 Years

First mentioned in 1275, this historic building – over 850 years old – once served as a tithe barn for Bavaria’s Seeon Monastery. Over the centuries, it underwent numerous renovations, including some over-restorations. More recently, it gained fame as the sociable celebrity haunt Kellerwirt before being repurposed. The latest restoration and extension, led by South Tyrolean restorer Markus Pescoller under local conservation supervision, has carefully revealed its heritage.