CASA CORAL
A double celebration of the geology of the Caribbean area of Puerto Viejo, but also of the old Caribbean Victorian style houses that populated this area since the 1990s.
The concept of reuse and recycling, a philosophy that runs through the hotel's comprehensive design promoted by its owner Elizabeth Steinvorth, is an essential part of this house, which is evident in the environment and in the objects strategically arranged in it for its guests.
Most of the objects were intervened, redesigned or transformed by Elizabeth, who in addition to being the owner of the hotel, is a Costa Rican artist and designer.
Rectangular wood and
wicker table restored
and intervened (Decoupage)
Elizabeth Steinvorth
Round table with turned
base and Decoupage,
recovered and restored
from the old AGUAS CLARAS
Elizabeth Steinvorth
Mirror Frame made of recycled wood pieces
Elizabeth Steinvorth
Central round table
restored and intervened piece
Ana Siu & Alicia Monge
Glass work with mosaic technique called “Nature in motion”
“Florecer en Japón”
Herbert Bolaños
Interpretation of a tropical Heliconia Japanese Yuzen-Zome technique
Bed backrests in both bedrooms, created from old blinds and windows and marine illustrations of corals and fish, designed by Elena Rohrmoser and Elizabeth Steinvorth
Bed backrests in both bedrooms, created from old blinds and windows and marine illustrations of corals and fish, designed by Elena Rohrmoser and Elizabeth Steinvorth
Mirror frames in the bathrooms also made by the owner Elizabeth.
The white one is an old frame that was intervened with stones, glass and paint.
The other is made of rolls of paper magazines glued with resin on wood.