THE INTERIOR DESIGN OF ANANTA LEGIAN HOTEL BALI WITH A MODERN BALI CONCEPT
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The Bali Islands are one of Indonesia's popular tourist areas which are visited by many local and foreign tourists. The tourism sector is one of the sectors that has been seriously impacted by the global Covid-19 pandemic, including on the Bali Islands. The level of tourist visits and hotel occupancy in 2020-2021 has decreased drastically compared to before the pandemic. The end of 2022 will see the revival of the tourism sector, marked by the government's policy of eliminating PPKM towards an endemic period. This allows public hotel facilities in Bali to adjust and improve the condition of hotel facilities as a means of accommodation for local and foreign tourists. So a hotel interior design is needed that is competitive and in line with current design developments. The case study in this research is the Ananta hotel in Legian Bali which aims to create a contemporary interior design theme using a design method consisting of two stages, namely analysis and synthesis. The analysis stage will use a qualitative descriptive method in the form of image analysis to obtain keywords that are formulated into design themes. Then proceed with the synthesis stage to implement the design theme into a visual design form. The results of the image analysis formulated the concept of the Bali Modern design theme to solve the interior design solution for the Ananta hotel which is able to meet accommodation needs in accordance with the latest design trends. The implementation of the Bali Modern design theme concept is strengthened by the natural impression of the beach which strengthens the impression of a modern resort and is combined with typical Balinese decorations to provide a different identity and experience at the Ananta hotel. It is hoped that the results of this design can provide contemporary alternative hotel solutions in accordance with global needs and trends.
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