Located in the heart of the Mediterranean coast, Regnum The Crown stands as one of Turkey’s most prestigious destinations. Renowned for its elegant architecture, high-end facilities and exceptional service, this resort attracts an international clientele seeking relaxation, refinement and exclusive experiences. With its lush gardens, direct access to a private beach, world-class golf courses, signature spa and gourmet restaurants, the establishment distinguishes itself as a true haven of well-being.
In 2025, Regnum The Crown continues its development with renewed ambition: to offer spaces that are increasingly immersive, aesthetic, and designed to create unique moments.
A French masterpiece at the heart of Mediterranean luxury
It is within this pursuit of excellence that Regnum The Crown hotel has chosen to partner with Billards Toulet to integrate the exceptional « Black Bi » art billiard into its bar area.
Born from the collaboration between Toulet and designer Frédéric D. Driani, this creation belongs to the artistic collection “Etirement”, known for its organic, sculptural and resolutely contemporary design.
Every element of the « Black Bi » is crafted with remarkable precision. Its base, with a stretched effect that visually defies the laws of matter, creates a captivating illusion of elasticity. The wood, meticulously shaped using a gouge, retains a raw and authentic aspect before being darkened through an exclusive hand-crafted process. The result is a unique object—both an artwork and a functional piece—that celebrates French craftsmanship and short-circuit production.
An integration designed as a true sensory experience
The installation of the « Black Bi » in Ash Cigar Lounge space reflects a clear intention: to offer guests a place where relaxation, connection and elegance come together in an undeniably exclusive setting. Designed by Studio Erk, this space stands out for its premium ambiance and intentionally masculine character. It includes its own private terrace, conceived as a high-end retreat reserved for distinguished guests.
Refined materials, subtle lighting and thoughtful architectural composition create an enveloping atmosphere—both warm and selective. Display cabinets showcase an exceptional collection of rare whiskies and premium cigars. Guests can select from these high-end products and enjoy their tasting while taking in the breathtaking sea view.
Within this sophisticated environment, the addition of the « Black Bi » art billiard enriches the experience by introducing a strong artistic dimension. Its sculptural silhouette naturally emerges as the room’s centerpiece, capturing attention and inviting contemplation. Beyond its remarkable aesthetics, the billiard table becomes the catalyst for rare moments of conviviality, where the game transforms into a refined social ritual. Interaction, sensory pleasure and sophistication blend seamlessly to create a unique experience that aligns perfectly with the spirit of Regnum The Crown.
Where interior design meets contemporary art
The integration of the « Black Bi » in this space is far more than the addition of a decorative object: it is a meticulous work of harmony between architecture, interior design and customer experience. Regnum has placed particular emphasis on showcasing this exceptional piece so that it aligns seamlessly with the hotel’s visual identity.
This choice reflects the resort’s commitment to offering not only luxurious environments but also spaces where every detail is crafted to immerse the guest in a unique atmosphere. The combination of French artisanal expertise and contemporary design adds a distinctive soul to this space dedicated to pleasure and relaxation.
By integrating the « Black Bi » art billiard by Toulet into its Ash Cigar Lounge, Regnum The Crown reinforces its position among the most innovative and refined resorts in Turkey.
This collaboration illustrates a successful encounter between Mediterranean luxury, artistic creativity and French craftsmanship, offering guests a renewed experience where art becomes an integral part of their stay.
Photo credits: Regnum The Crown