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| Seoul - October 26, 1999 - Original artworks by Pablo Picasso and Roy
Lichtenstein, a high tech office, Asian textiles and antiques highlight
the newly renovated, 350 square meter Ritz-Carlton, Seoul Presidential
Suite which occupies the entire 17th floor of the hotel. The presidential
Suite is composed of a master bedroom, living room, office, dining room,
kitchen, and connecting guest suite with private bathroom and living room.
The Suite's contemporary colors and textures set off a world class art collection by 20th century masters Pablo Picasso, Ellsworth Kelly, Roy Lichtenstein, David Salle and Frank Stella.
In the master bedroom, natural colors and textures provide a warm and cozy atmosphere. The finest accoutrements include Calvin Klein cotton bedsheets on the oversized bed and bubble bath from Provence next to the bathroom's whirlpool with city skyline views. A fully detailed walk-in closet includes glass-front drawers and drop-down hangers. The living room has built-in window seats with panoramic views. Silk textured curtains, bleached oak floors and hand-made Tibetan rugs provide a backdrop for Asian antiques and complementary Asian-inspired custom-built furnishings. Both master bedroom and living room have balconies, enabling guest to enjoy private sun bathing or catered receptions with al fresco options. Surround-sound home theater with DVD; laser disc and movie on demand capabilities are available in both rooms. The Ritz-Carlton, Seoul Presidential Suite has been designed by Oldershaw & DeMann Associates (Los Angeles, California) and is approx. $5,000 per night, based on availability. |
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needs of the millennium age executive are satisfied by an office with personal
computer, facsimile, high-speed internet access and, for the all-night
work session, a high tech-kitchen stocked with gourmet snacks and selections
of fine wine and liquor.