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Hotel Ruby Mimi

Hotel interior in a stairwell gallery: on the right, a curved staircase with a yellow-gold metal banister; in the centre, a black interior door with a narrow vertical glass insert and a handle, on the left, wooden panelling and a lift with a bronze-coloured frame, a dark-grey terrazzo floor and the wall inscription ‘A 201–214’. Hotel interior in a stairwell gallery: on the right, a curved staircase with a yellow-gold metal banister; in the centre, a black interior door with a narrow vertical glass insert and a handle, on the left, wooden panelling and a lift with a bronze-coloured frame, a dark-grey terrazzo floor and the wall inscription ‘A 201–214’.

Category
Hotel
Year
2021
Type
Restoration
Brand
RWD Schlatter
Location
Zürich, Switzerland
Building promoter
PSP Swiss Properties AG
Architect
Monoplan AG

Different door solutions were installed at the Ruby Mimi Hotel in Zurich. The aim was to combine security, comfort and design in this hotel project. In total, we delivered 300 doors for the hotel rooms and the staircase. These included designer interior doors, smoke and fire protection doors, escape route doors, soundproof doors and the steel frames that were consistent with them.

The two-tone hotel room doors are a particular eye-catcher: white on the inside, anthracite on the outside. In combination with the equally two-tone steel frames, this created a solution that is visually striking whilst also meeting high requirements for security and resistance.


Gallery

Hotel corridor: grey terrazzo floor, half-open black inner door with door closer leads into a darker corridor; orientation board (room details) on the left, bronze-coloured panels and wooden frame on the right, slight blurring of movement at the door.
A view down a narrow hotel corridor with three dark-lacquered interior doors: the middle door has lettering that reads ‘235’, the door on the right has lettering that reads ‘234’, and the door on the left is only partially visible. All doors have metal handles with a matt surface; there are subtle recessed lights in the ceiling, grey wall panelling and a carpet with a geometric pattern on the floor. A calm, modern hotel design.
Bright hotel entrance area: on the right a white interior door with full-length mirror and electronic lock, on the left a wooden work surface with folding chair, lamp and large curtained window; light-coloured wooden floorboards.
Bright hotel room: white interior door with a full-length mirror to the left, a frameless glass sliding door to the right acting as a room divider, light-coloured wooden floor, curtain
Façade of the Hotel Ruby Mimi in Zurich: multi-storey, classicist building with light-coloured stone pillars and balustrades, round window shapes, the lettering 'HOTEL' above the entrance, parked scooters on the pavement and trees in the foreground.

Products

Design doors
A light-coloured wooden hinged door with a metal handle on a concrete wall; to the right, an orange wall featuring a large number 3 and a wooden bench.

Designer doors with CPL/HPL, linoleum, acrylic glass or real wood veneer ► Customisable to suit stylish living spaces

Design doors

Veneer doors
A partially open, wood-veneered door in a frame built into the wall; a large glass wall on the right; a red-and-white chequerboard tile pattern on the floor; behind it, a window leading to a balcony and an exposed concrete wall.

Veneer doors combine modern door design with the natural look of real wood. A thin layer of high-quality veneer is applied to stable substrates and finished with oils, stains, glazes, etc. This gives each door a unique grain and feel - from calm and harmonious to lively and striking. This gives each door a unique grain and feel - from calm and harmonious to lively and striking. Thanks to a wide range of veneer patterns, wood types and processing variants, veneered doors offer a stylish and flexible solution for high-quality living and contract areas.

Veneer doors

Fire protection and smoke protection doors
A double-leaf grey interior door with narrow vertical glazing; the left-hand door is open; on the left, a leaflet holder and a labelled wooden sign; on the right, a fire extinguisher and a high table with chairs; a passageway leading to a corridor with posters

Fire and smoke-resistant doors combine reliable protection, high quality and modern design ► Find out more now

Fire protection and smoke protection doors

Escape route doors
White two-part emergency exit door with two horizontal panic bars and an illuminated green emergency exit symbol above it; glass shop windows on the left and right; dark, glossy floor

Escape route doors from RWD Schlatter ensure that people can get outside quickly and safely in an emergency. They open easily, reliably and without any tools. High-quality technology, clear signaling and tested safety in accordance with standards make them the ideal solution for schools, public buildings, offices and more.

Escape route doors

Soundproof doors
Customised, double-leaf soundproof door in a restaurant
This double-leaf soundproof door was customised for a restaurant in Europa-Park. It fulfils the highest requirements for sound insulation and design.

Soundproof doors are functional doors that reduce the transmission of sound between different rooms or from the outside into the building and have a sound-insulating effect. Due to denser construction, increasing population density and the growing importance of working from home, the requirements for structural sound insulation are constantly increasing. In many cases, legal requirements also demand tested sound insulation. RWD Schlatter has extensive expertise in the field of sound insulation. Thanks to the company's own sound test bench, door elements can be tested and optimized.

Soundproof doors

Surroundings
A light-coloured wooden interior door with a narrow wooden frame; on the right, an orange wall featuring a large number 3; beneath it, a continuous wooden bench; smooth exposed concrete walls and ceiling with wooden slats, and an LED light above the door

RWD Schlatter offers door frames made of steel, wood or aluminium tailored to different requirements in interior and commercial construction. Depending on the area of application, they impress with their robustness, design diversity or architectural precision. All frame systems are produced to fit precisely and enable a secure, long-lasting junction between the wall and door.

Surroundings


All Images

  • Hotel corridor: grey terrazzo floor, half-open black inner door with door closer leads into a darker corridor; orientation board (room details) on the left, bronze-coloured panels and wooden frame on the right, slight blurring of movement at the door.
    Hotel corridor: grey terrazzo floor, half-open black inner door with door closer leads into a darker corridor; orientation board (room details) on the left, bronze-coloured panels and wooden frame on the right, slight blurring of movement at the door.
  • Bright hotel room: white interior door with a full-length mirror to the left, a frameless glass sliding door to the right acting as a room divider, light-coloured wooden floor, curtain
    Bright hotel room: white interior door with a full-length mirror to the left, a frameless glass sliding door to the right acting as a room divider, light-coloured wooden floor, curtain
  • Bright hotel entrance area: on the right a white interior door with full-length mirror and electronic lock, on the left a wooden work surface with folding chair, lamp and large curtained window; light-coloured wooden floorboards.
    Bright hotel entrance area: on the right a white interior door with full-length mirror and electronic lock, on the left a wooden work surface with folding chair, lamp and large curtained window; light-coloured wooden floorboards.
  • Hotel interior in a stairwell gallery: on the right, a curved staircase with a yellow-gold metal banister; in the centre, a black interior door with a narrow vertical glass insert and a handle, on the left, wooden panelling and a lift with a bronze-coloured frame, a dark-grey terrazzo floor and the wall inscription ‘A 201–214’.
    Hotel interior in a stairwell gallery: on the right, a curved staircase with a yellow-gold metal banister; in the centre, a black interior door with a narrow vertical glass insert and a handle, on the left, wooden panelling and a lift with a bronze-coloured frame, a dark-grey terrazzo floor and the wall inscription ‘A 201–214’.
  • A view down a narrow hotel corridor with three dark-lacquered interior doors: the middle door has lettering that reads ‘235’, the door on the right has lettering that reads ‘234’, and the door on the left is only partially visible. All doors have metal handles with a matt surface; there are subtle recessed lights in the ceiling, grey wall panelling and a carpet with a geometric pattern on the floor. A calm, modern hotel design.
    A view down a narrow hotel corridor with three dark-lacquered interior doors: the middle door has lettering that reads ‘235’, the door on the right has lettering that reads ‘234’, and the door on the left is only partially visible. All doors have metal handles with a matt surface; there are subtle recessed lights in the ceiling, grey wall panelling and a carpet with a geometric pattern on the floor. A calm, modern hotel design.
  • Façade of the Hotel Ruby Mimi in Zurich: multi-storey, classicist building with light-coloured stone pillars and balustrades, round window shapes, the lettering 'HOTEL' above the entrance, parked scooters on the pavement and trees in the foreground.
    Façade of the Hotel Ruby Mimi in Zurich: multi-storey, classicist building with light-coloured stone pillars and balustrades, round window shapes, the lettering 'HOTEL' above the entrance, parked scooters on the pavement and trees in the foreground.

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