<strong>ICEHOTEL 2018</strong>: Each year, Sweden's ICEHOTEL regenerates into a new icy paradise for travelers keen to test their endurance and marvel at nature's beauty.<em> Pictured here: "Oak" designed by Tjåsa Gusfors and Sam Gusfors from Sweden</em>
ICEHOTEL 2018: Each year, Sweden's ICEHOTEL regenerates into a new icy paradise for travelers keen to test their endurance and marvel at nature's beauty. Pictured here: "Oak" designed by Tjåsa Gusfors and Sam Gusfors from Sweden
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<strong>ICEHOTEL 365</strong>: Since 2016, part of the hotel has been permanent thanks to solar-powered cooling technology -- including this art suite, called "Dancers in the Dark" and designed by Tjåsa Gusfors and Patrick Dallard.
ICEHOTEL 365: Since 2016, part of the hotel has been permanent thanks to solar-powered cooling technology -- including this art suite, called "Dancers in the Dark" and designed by Tjåsa Gusfors and Patrick Dallard.
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<strong>New creations</strong>: For 2018/19 there are 15 new suites for guests to sample. Pictured here is one of them: "Spruce Woods" designed by Christopher Pancoe and Jennie O'Keefe from Canada.
New creations: For 2018/19 there are 15 new suites for guests to sample. Pictured here is one of them: "Spruce Woods" designed by Christopher Pancoe and Jennie O'Keefe from Canada.
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<strong>Vision into reality:</strong> Each year, ICEHOTEL chooses a selection of designs from artists across the world and renders their visions a chilly reality. <em>Pictured here: "Blossom" created by Wouter Biegelaar and Viktor Tsarski, from the Netherlands</em>
Vision into reality: Each year, ICEHOTEL chooses a selection of designs from artists across the world and renders their visions a chilly reality. Pictured here: "Blossom" created by Wouter Biegelaar and Viktor Tsarski, from the Netherlands
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<strong>Natural influences:</strong> British father-daughter team Jonathan and Marnie Green created The Living Ocean Suite" which is designed to call attention to climate change.
Natural influences: British father-daughter team Jonathan and Marnie Green created The Living Ocean Suite" which is designed to call attention to climate change.
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<strong>Ethereal: </strong>This otherworldly design by a team from Sweden, Spain and Slovakia is called "Haven." In this suite, a supposed magical ice portal is guided by two creatures.
Ethereal: This otherworldly design by a team from Sweden, Spain and Slovakia is called "Haven." In this suite, a supposed magical ice portal is guided by two creatures.
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