30/09/2026
In the heart of Prague, overlooking the Vltava River, Sir Prague interprets contemporary hospitality through a dialogue between historic architecture, local identity and design.
Set within a 19th-century building, the interior design by Linda Boronkay brings together the Gothic character of the city and the dynamic geometries of Czech Cubism.
Original architectural details coexist with graphic patterns, sculptural furniture, curated artworks and contemporary materials, creating spaces that feel sophisticated, layered and distinctly welcoming.
This balance between heritage and contemporaneity extends throughout the hotel, from the 76 rooms and suites to the bathrooms, where colour, texture and carefully selected details create an intimate, almost residential atmosphere.
It is within this setting that Zucchetti’s Isy22 finds its place. With its essential silhouette and refined proportions, the tapware engages naturally with the surrounding architecture, becoming part of a broader design language without overpowering it.
At SIR Prague, every element contributes to a contemporary interpretation of place, where memory, material, geometry and detail come together to shape a distinctive hospitality experience. A project where the identity of Prague is not simply preserved, but reinterpreted through design.
