Staycation

seasonal campaign

(hospitality)
bring the hotel's services to life

ad campaign
art direction

title design

(hospitality)

ad campaign
art direction

title design

bring the hotel's services to life

Artistic direction, campaign, film and photography for Staycation. Two key moments of the year: end-of-year and Valentine's Day.

Staycation is a hotel brand known for reinventing hospitality with a bold, generous point of view.

For the end-of-year campaign, Christmas checks into the hotel. Each scene revisits a festive ritual, hotel-style, pushed to excess. The film marathon becomes an endless projection across multiple screens. The morning after stretches out in a giant bed under piles of duvets, on permanent late checkout. The bath turns to champagne. At the spa, an eight-handed massage celebrates wellness taken too far. Room service becomes theatre, delivered under a cloche by an impeccable lobby boy. Abundance is the rule: tables overflow, sets saturate, gestures amplify.

For Valentine's Day, excess gives way to intimacy. A series of couples' films shot within the hotel, capturing the small rituals of two people alone together. Closeness replaces abundance as the season's language.

credit

(Video)

Nathan Gassie / Mateo Reynal

(Photo)

Mister Ellio

(Set design)

Spatule / Laura Ororke

(Creative direction)

Studio Vacarme

Artistic direction, campaign, film and photography for Staycation. Two key moments of the year: end-of-year and Valentine's Day.

Staycation is a hotel brand known for reinventing hospitality with a bold, generous point of view.

For the end-of-year campaign, Christmas checks into the hotel. Each scene revisits a festive ritual, hotel-style, pushed to excess. The film marathon becomes an endless projection across multiple screens. The morning after stretches out in a giant bed under piles of duvets, on permanent late checkout. The bath turns to champagne. At the spa, an eight-handed massage celebrates wellness taken too far. Room service becomes theatre, delivered under a cloche by an impeccable lobby boy. Abundance is the rule: tables overflow, sets saturate, gestures amplify.

For Valentine's Day, excess gives way to intimacy. A series of couples' films shot within the hotel, capturing the small rituals of two people alone together. Closeness replaces abundance as the season's language.

CREDITS

(Video)

Nathan Gassie / Mateo Reynal

(Photo)

Mister Ellio

(Set design)

Spatule / Laura Ororke

(Creative direction)

Studio Vacarme

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