Grand Emily Hotel is part of the new Emily Resort in Vynnyky town near Lviv. The large-scale installation with the hung-up sycamore in the hotel atrium is the iconic image of the whole complex.The powerful tree permeates five stories. Its organic silhouette creates a contrast with the rhythmical geometry of the walls, horizontal lines of the floors, verticals of boards on the wall covering, and diagonals of metal banisters on the stairs. Hotel guests can lie on a round leather pouf in the hall and get a unique emotional experience of contemplating the tree from under its roots.

YOD Group purposely do not create photo zones in projects to avoid excessive decorativeness. Instead, their design some unique elements that support the general concept of a place. Such solutions attract the eyes and become natural photo points. People can see five different parts of the sycamore tree from the different floors of the Grand Emily Hotel, so guests get five unusual photo zones at the same time.

YOD Group created this emotion by the structure of the boards that used for the wall covering of the hall. Every board is fixed into a movable groove. People can change the pattern on the wall by moving the first board in the row. 

The central hall with the atrium goes to the lounge zone.YOD Group chose natural pale colors, honest materials, and touchable surfaces. The interior reflects the local nature and surrounding landscape. YOD Group called it the terroir design.