The design concept belongs to Karim Rashid. Its vocabulary is unmistakable: biomorphic curves, pop color and graphic patterns that flow across floors and walls. Imperfection Design's task was to turn that initial design into images precise enough for an owner to approve and an investor to understand, without letting another hand creep in. That meant many small decisions: how thick a curve becomes when it is a wall, how glossy a pink looks as lacquer rather than ink, how bright a pendant cluster feels at eye level. Each answer was a refinement, and each stayed inside the original idea. Clear roles matter in hospitality work. Owners, operators and investors need to know who authored the concept and who developed it, and on the Hotel of Fluid Forms that line is kept clear.