Fairmont Golden Prague

The luxury hotel Fairmont Golden Prague reopened in 2025 following an extensive refurbishment. Several BROKIS lighting collections, as well as SENZA FINE decorative objects crafted from BROKISGLASS, grace its interiors.

An icon of Prague’s brutalist architecture, Fairmont Golden Prague (formerly the InterContinental Hotel) has been reimagined with contemporary elegance. The sensitive renovation preserved the building’s distinctive lines from 1974 and enhanced them with refined elements of contemporary design. BROKIS is among the prestigious Czech brands and artists selected to furnish the hotel’s interior.

The Muffins collection by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet adorns the entrance to the hotel. The luxurious handblown glass in smoke grey is paired with a wooden base fabricated from American walnut. The iconic Muffins can also be found in the Gold Lounge, featuring pairs of lights with bases in two different materials: black stained oak and grey marble.

In the prestigious Presidential Suite hangs a composition of five Capsula lights, the shades presenting a sophisticated interplay of transparent and opaline glass. The collection was designed by Lucie Koldova.

Decorative objects made from BROKISGLASS appear in the luxurious Zlatá Praha restaurant, which offers panoramic views of Prague’s historic centre. Vases and bowls from Simona Sbordone’s Senza Fine collection bring a touch of contemporary design to the elegant space, their amber-coloured glass providing an alluring accent to the golden ambience of the restaurant.