The inspiration was realising how rarely people truly stop. I wanted to create a place where rest isn’t an afterthought — where the setting, the design and the pace make it easy to switch off. That idea became Cherry Sculpture Hotel: a sculptural retreat in the mountains that feels different the moment you arrive.

I want Cherry to prove that hospitality doesn’t need to be loud, wasteful, or copy-paste to be memorable. My goal is to normalise slower, more intentional travel: fewer distractions, more presence, more respect for place, people, and resources. If guests leave rested, more curious about the local community, and a bit more mindful about what “a good stay” actually means, that’s a lasting impact — on how we travel, and how we treat each other while doing it.