A private 1940s abode in Lima’s Miraflores district was transformed last year into the boutique hotelito concept Atemporal from designers Sandra and Ignacio MasÃas and Jordi Puig.
Objects ranging from vintage record players to coal-heated irons and other varied treasures illustrate the juxtaposition of old and new throughout the hotel.
Reupholstered vintage furniture contrasts with contemporary pieces in the drawing room, which is punctuated by a black and white striped rug and photographs by Josephine Michelin.
Large windows that offer views of the property garden or neighborhood streets frame each of the nine rooms, which are painted in soft hues accented by white trim.
Floral curtains in purple and yellow add panels of bold color and pattern to each of the guestrooms.
Bespoke tables are fastened to the wall, replacing a traditional desk, while photos of cowboys adorn the walls.
Iron wardrobe racks take the place of closets in the guestrooms and are equipped with shelving and woven storage baskets.
Subtle nods to Peruvian culture are seen through artwork, antique chinaware, and more.
A chalk white and blonde wood geometric headboard sits below portraits of women from the turn of the 20th century in a LAB room.