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12 Modern Homes Repleted With Charming Artworks That Complement The Furniture And Elevate The Interiors, Designed by the 1stDibs 50 Top Designers List. 1. A stunning living room designed by Cliff Fong of Matt Blacke Inc that is located in the Los Angeles Hancock Park neighborhood Fong is acclimated to iconic furniture, so this modern home living room was no exception. He was inspired by typical European city environments when designing the room – a medley of modern furniture pieces with art and historically significant architecture. In this room, there’s a black leather sofa and chairs set with wood details, accompanied by the color-block iconic painting, whose primary shades are reproduced in the Triennale lamp. 2. A Robert Couturier interior design project located on New York’s Central Park West For this modern home, the designer projected a scheme with the aim to achieve an urban and refined but very livable atmosphere. Successfully the living room was converted into a stunning artsy space. Couturier accomplished his desired vibe by distinctively blending patterns, color, and textures, allowing him to design a unique wall gallery of astonishing paintings created by talented artists. 3. A contemporary house in Austin, Texas designed by Fern Santini Santini chose a customized superb patchworked ceiling in this modern home bar and lounge area. The ceiling’s warm shades are echoed in the roasted yellow built-in banquette. These outstanding elements are exquisitely surrounded by a collection of black-and-white rock-icon different sized photographs. Get a similar look with our AJUI SOFA: 4. A Harlem penthouse designed by Courtney McLeod, of Right Meets Left Interior Design For this living room project, McLeod started with the main piece of this area – a colossal wall work placed in the living room center. From the jewel-toned sofa and throw pillows to the distinctive bold wallpaper, the furnishings are placed strategically to be in harmony with the artworks. The interior designer enjoys the synergy of the curved lines and the color palette that draws the design into a cohesive whole as you walk from the living to the dining room. 5. A Chicago interior design project designed by Sasha Adler. Adler used this versatile space to showcase a glamorous painting. She used an exquisite tufted black banquette contrasted with the outstanding white rod lamp and a white furry stool. This space can have many purposes- it’s a great spot for a morning coffee, a place to settle in with a laptop, an excellent spot for game night, or as a complementary dining table. 6. An apartment overlooking Manhattan from 64 floors up designed by David Scott. For this modern home, the goal was to achieve a tranquil mood but with an elegant style. The comfortable living and dining area was designed using the Danish concept of hygge. Scott achieved the coziness he desired by using rounded forms such as the cylinder sculpture and the outstanding chandelier. The interior designer added some playful hues that are present in the painting. Our CHER SUSPENSION LAMP would also be a great chandelier option: 7. A French showhouse designed by  the duo FESTEN This wood and cream living room that radiates a natural vibe is an absolute masterpiece. The interior designer duo filled the space with a combination of sculptures and books. They also used furniture with both decorative and functional functions. The sconces and totems form the perfect combination with the nude painting over the daybed. 8. A office in a California residence designed by Nicole Hollis This monochromatic and modern office is constituted on one wall by a steel and aluminum cabinet that, at the first look, looks merely for decorative purposes but also serves as storage. The statement piece that contrasts with the minimalism is the artwork that occupies most of the wall that adds pops of color to the otherwise monochromatic room in this modern home. 9. A modern home in New Orleans designed by Shawn Henderson Henderson wanted to create a visually exciting and stimulating atmosphere, always prioritizing the modern home comfort. In the dining room, this is prominent in the tables surrounding – various mesmerizing and intriguing artworks that will spark a theme of discussion. On the left and right walls can be found enthusiastic paintings combined with the golden boy staring over the table piece of decor that is aligned with the rifle on the wall that together composes a sculpture. Our TOWER DINING TABLE would make a perfect fit in this modern home living room: 10. A Washington D.C. home designed by Darryl Carter Darryl Carter designed this modern home with the influence of his ironic humor.  With its predominantly neutral palette, this stunning bedroom is animated by animal sculptures complemented with the YES painting above the bed, manifesting the designer’s impishness. 11. A Beaux Arts apartment off the Champs-Elysées designed by David Jimenez Jimenez emphasized this stunning and chic french architecture apartment with salon-style hangings of sketches and pictures on either side of the fireplace. This classic living room has many elegant elements such as the black sculpture bust above the marble mantel. On a more casual note, the remaining artwork is propped against the wall, attracting the focus to the fireplace, which is a work of art on its own. 12. A Connecticut modern home dining room designed by the duo Evan Edward This striking room with a saturated color palette it’s comfortable and ideal for entertaining. In a vivid explosion of color, the designer executed precisely what the homeowners wanted. With a refined glowing wine nook, the designer removed the light fixture from this modern home dining room because of the home’s open layout. The outstanding circular artwork of semi-abstract trees guarantees the intensification of the room’s colors and luminance. Source: 1st Dibs ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Melanie Morris fitted out this Apartment In Park Avenue with a balanced mix of contemporary and vintage pieces. Melanie Morris, interior designer, and her glamorous client, after sending a few direct messages back and forth, the two agreed to meet in theirApartment In Park Avenue, New York. This Apartment In Park Avenue had been completely modified, leaving only a few original details, such as the fireplace in the living room and the medallion on the dining room ceiling. Both the designer and the client compared their favorite pieces in their respective 1stdibs applications, where the designer ended up purchasing about half of the furniture she bought for the local apartment, from classic to contemporary pieces, resulting in a practical yet still luxurious home. To encourage a dialogue while in this Apartment In Park Avenue living – room, the owners asked that the living room not have a flat screen. The space contains two large sitting areas, with round furniture and soft hues. The two areas are distinguishable from each other by their colors, one pink and capricious and the other jeweled and regal. In the more playful half it would be interesting to add the Hommés Studio Moa Sofa. The more classic side features two Steve Chase sofas, with a metal table and coffee table by Paul Evans in the center.  In the living – room we can see a wallpaper that stands out and a pink rug that provides a background for the furniture pieces.  The overall feel of the house is cool and contemporary.  In the dining – room Morris chose not to use the feminine pastel hues that he used in the rest of the house, where we notice only the use of pink in the mirror by Ettore Sottass Ultrafragola, showing the instagram inspirations that are seen in the a more contemporary side of the house. Adding some Ach Collection pieces to fill the room with funny and different decoration would be the perfect choice for a dining – room with a fresh yet luxurious look. The bedroom has pink flower wallpaper by Brett Design, custom bedside tables and tin lamps. It is a simple room that relies on light and feminine tones, which did not bother the client’s husband who was quite willing to have a room with a more feminine touch.Adding the Lynx Table Lamp from Hommés Studio would give this space a careful and luxurious high – end. In the library or guest room, the walls and floor reveal a certain texture. Considering that this is a space with a dual function, it was important to bet on a sofa that could also serve as a bed.Kelly Wearstler’s graphic wallpaper is the client’s favorite piece of wallpaper in the house.  For Morris the preferences are more subtle, with the study being the coziest room in the house with a luxurious sofa and a rug that stands out.  The Chess Center Table by Hommés Studio would be a great decision to complement this space, with a more textural and dark hues, yet a very luxurious and warm room. This Apartment In Park Avenue is the perfect example of an interior that combines two different styles in the best way, in this project, the classic style combining vintage pieces and the modern style with more contemporary pieces, giving it a versatile look and making it an apartment that fits perfectly in New York City, a city that by itself brings together two very distinct architectural styles that complement each other very well, making the interiors difficult to get boring, captivating those who live there to want to spend time in their own space. The combination between vintage and contemporary is the perfect choice for an irreverent yet luxurious apartment. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

A compilation of art and design, ‘La Casa’, a House In Madrid, is a real estate project in an emblematic building, stands out for its irreverence and contemporary sensibility. A compilation of art and design, ‘La Casa’, a House In Madrid, is a real estate project in an emblematic building in the centre of Madrid, standing out for its irreverence and contemporary sensibility. In the heart of Madrid’s Salamanca neighbourhood, this house is located in an emblematic 1923 building on Calle General Oraá, A perfect home that balances art, craft and design.  This House In Madrid is one of the twelve exclusive houses in the luxury real estate sector.  Patricia Fernández Castro of Indietro, responsible for the interior design of the house, has combined the craftwork of Studio Bañón and the art of Galeria Cayón, with pieces that are intended to be exhibited, giving a showroom concept to this house during the months of April and May. In an interior like this one at this House In Madrid, pieces from Hommés Studio would fit perfectly. Give a high – end to this living – room by adding the Gyvaté Armchair. A symbiosis of disciplines that dialogues with the interior architecture proposed by Javier García Alba, who wanted to pay tribute to the solemnity and classicism of the original building. With the main objective of creating in an old and classic building a house that would take us back to the 21st century, this House In Madrid is emphasising that the work is a remodelling and not a construction. The interior of this House In Madrid has been designed so that natural light guides the distribution of the rooms. The elements and rooms for day life are placed on the main façade of the house and are oriented towards the middle of the day, while the night rooms are oriented to the courtyard. Featured in this house is the penthouse which is a viewpoint over Madrid. The master bedroom at this house in Madrid has some large green jade panels, which gives it some colour. An atmosphere charged with classic touches, with noble fabrics such as velvets and silks, wood and lacquer finishes, creating a minimalist environment, but still luxurious and sophisticated with rich materials to fill modern interiors, a style very characteristic of Patricia Fernández Castro. The colour palette is based on warm and metallic tones to give a sophisticated style, with light grey being one of the colours that stands out. The Ach Collection pieces are fun, irreverent and impossible to pass by without having a look, adding some of the recent collection would be a great option. Fabrics and textures from the new Dedar Milano collection add a luxurious and refined touch to the combination.  In the living room black and white predominates, reinforcing the presence of artworks in the flat. The furniture in the house is made to measure, designer Patricia Fernández Castro chose to use the upholstery specialists at Studio Bañón, who assigned the character to the flat, highlighting the bed and the headboard in the master bedroom, being a very special piece for the team and the designer. The Scille Chair by Hommés Studio is the piece needed in this dining – room. In order to achieve harmony, usability and comfort, depending on the location and use, each piece of furniture has the necessary volume, filling and finishing. With large-scale national and international pieces, it is possible to walk around the house and enjoy the works of art and their luxurious character.  The art provided by Galeria Cayón is fundamental to achieve the combination between classic and contemporary. The space thus becomes an extension of the gallery itself where we can see works by artists with whom they have been working for a long time, such as José Guerrero or Pablo Palazuelo, or works by emerging artists such as, Anoka Faruqee and David Driscoll. This house is a place full of works of art, that combines contemporary and luxury. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

In this historic apartment in Milan, designed by the architect Michele Pasini you can find the perfect combination of century-old frescoes with contemporary design. This magic apartment was built in 1901 and keeps a unique story behind it. Before its interior renovation, the apartment survived the bombings of World War II that had hit a large part of Milan, destroying most of the historical and marvelous buildings in the city center. Pasini, not only the architect but also the homeowner of this modern apartment in Milan that belonged to a woman who loved music, affirms he discovered the apartment by chance, but it was already destined for him. This home is very particular when it comes to its evolution. It’s filled with unique and autobiographical details. Some of the statement pieces that Pasini used were found and chosen in a magical way – two of the chairs were bought in a junk shop in Pasini’s student times, and the T-chairs were found in a pile of rubble in the streets when Pasini was leaving his studio. In order to renew this historic apartment in Milan, the architect has done a magnificent update to the apartment’s original shell with contemporary marks that permits to have a sensation of transitioning through eras in only one space – the high-shine gleam of the ’70s, the brash boldness of the ’80s and ornate flourishes from the early-20th century. Pasini created an exquisite atmosphere by adding mirrored surfaces and metals. This apartment is a relaxing escape in the middle of urban Milan. From the clear light on the dining room to the living area honey reflection shades, and then out onto a beautiful terrace penetrated with a green space filled with trees, the sense of transitioning through eras is continued. In the living area of this historic apartment in Milan, there are two velvety sapphire blue sofa beds from the ’60s combined with a pair of the ’50s smooth grey armchairs with wood details in their base. Pasini also added a glass center table with a vintage grey cabinet in this area surrounded by reflective surfaces on the walls and ceilings. The industrial-inspired kitchen with a stainless steel island with a Scotch-Brite finish is another charming area in this historic apartment in Milan. Pazzini chose white cabinets to contrast with this steel predominant styled kitchen. A unique detail of this space is the arched portals that permit to enter the kitchen. Following the dining room pattern, the kitchen also has a classic abstract ceiling with the same Poliedri chandeliers. In the main bedroom of apartment in Milan, Pazzini went to a simple and minimalist style with a classic bed with a white bedding set that is complemented by two vertical glass wall lamps. Like the rest of this modern apartment in Milan, the bedroom is surrounded by mirrors. This 2002 reissued grey cabinet is also a magic furniture piece that fits perfectly in this historic apartment in Milan. Another amazing feature of this space is the ceiling – a horizontal tapestry in micro-perforated brass. Source: Vogue Living ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Bold and dramatic: Let’s take a look at Martyn Lawrence Bullard’s palm springs home For fans of the world of interior design, some works are true works of art – especially when we talk about particular designers, a way to see how their style translates into different homes. However, better than seeing the designer’s work is even seeing the designers’ own home, where they choose what they want to use; that’s what happens with Bullard’s palm springs home. Tommy Hilfiger, Cher, and much of the Kardashian family are big names. These names were once clients of Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a portfolio that many designers envy and want to achieve. Despite all his projects, Bullard’s palm springs home is his favorite home and where he keeps his heart. The designer certainly paid attention to the old predecessors – initially built for Roger Moore (one of the actors who played James Bond) and later bought by Hugh Hefner. Bullard’s palm springs home told a story even before he bought it. Bullard’s palm springs home was bought on a whim, starting from a daydream describing “the playboy in the desert” as if that’s how he imagined his home. “You can only imagine what happened inside the sacred walls during that time,” concludes Bullard. The designer didn’t think small; inside, we see a lush display of miraculous maximalist retro decor, complementing the home with zebra skin and palm trees. Bullard reveals that the modernist house has since been aptly called Villa Grigio “not just because it’s painted a rather attractive pale gray,” he laughs, “but because of the amount of pinot grigio that is consumed within its walls.” “This house is ready for many martinis,” he jokes, although it sums up what Bullard’s palm springs home is. The designer knows that the house tells a story, but it’s not just any story; it’s a dramatic story. Bullard’s palm springs home is full of drama, but what drama? The monochromatic, geometric, and colorful kaleidoscope of all things Bullard can be found in every room of this unique home. The drama continues with vintage jewelry, and his collection of the 60s and 70’s furniture tells the drama this designer is looking for. Bullard’s palm springs home houses each piece in a prominent place, “a row of ten white arches that run from the inside out, creating this incredible indoor-outdoor living experience.” The designer is right about the arches, as they structure the living space they flow into and encompass the pool area that feels like the epitome of Palm Springs. These arches complement the star of Bullard’s palm springs home, an open living room, a bright space with high ceilings, and large windows illuminating the room with a typical California sun. “I decided to go for a real Swinging Sixties, James Bond, mid-century vibe,” Bullard says when he says that it’s not just the bold dimensions. A design that only a genius can remember is to complete the living room with two fuchsias pink Vladimir Kagan sofas. Covered in various zebra skins that belong to Andy Warhol is how he decorates the light terrazzo floors. Grey curving sofas surround the far wall, taking a back seat to the layered space, mimicking the patterns of the arches once more. Vibrant colors appear in Bullard’s palm springs home, such as the movie theater, with high-gloss emerald green walls and two curved velvet armchairs in the same tone. Bullard added a modern geometric approach to the cinema ceiling, showcasing his ability to reference the past, updating them seamlessly for a modern audience. Monochromatic colors, what a trend! Bullard hasn’t forgotten this, the monochromatic color scheme has been an increasingly high trend, and this is the designer’s strategy to unite the space. Intense black and white geometric prints can be found in every room, punctuated with bold colors to keep the space exciting, precisely like a piece of Pop Art. Bullard’s palm springs home comes as a shock when we realize that its kitchen is typical of a minimalist home. It even seems contradictory that there are only oranges and apples found in relation to the rest of the house. Bullard chose to keep the space elegant and refined with a black countertop framing the bright white cabinetry with a sharp, crisp line and a mirrored ceiling reflecting the light terrazzo floor, making the room feel open and elevated. Bullard’s palm springs home shows all the greater the designer has for his profession in the same proportion for the house. In an elegant and glamorous way, it makes any guest feel at home as soon as they enter a place that can name some of the most famous men in history as its owners. Bold and dramatic is how this house by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a true master of design, can be described. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

Take a look at this 1980s British style renovated apartment designed by Rachel Chudley for two imaginative clients located on the Fifth Avenue, New York. This stunning apartment located in one of the most wanted areas in New York was renovated by the interior designer Rachel Chudley. Jessica Kayll, a London-based womenswear designer, and her partner Mark Fisch, a New York real estate developer, idealized their new stateside home interior design project alongside Chudley. With the pandemic, Chudley conjured a ‘modernist baroque’ tableau of texture, color, and soul. This Upper East Side apartment was the first overseas distance project that the designer embraced, having been there only once, even before the apartment started to gain forms, only with moving boxes. However with an extraordinary architectural charm. The apartment was constructed in the ’80s, so its lack of classic detail is considerably notable. In spite of that, Chudley says, «The most insane views ever.». The renovated apartment views are breathtaking and replace any lack of details. The 21st floor has a colossal vantage, and it’s undoubtedly above the standards. The perfect merge between both worlds – you can have the breathtaking view experience of the Central Park‘s verdant plain on one side and with an eye roll distance to the other side, the typical intensity and urbanism of New York’s skyline – a dreamy panorama. «Jessica and Mark both have a real love for dramatic design» Chudely affirms. Hence, although the designer’s objective was to take the maximum potential of the marvelous movie taken view scenes, a minimalistic interior design project was not above the table. The designer considered the couple’s design taste and did an extremely personalized customization. Chudley looked up for their penchant for spectacle, for Kayll, her kimono-inspired silk robes flourish with hand-painted florals, meanwhile, Fisch, his passion for Metropolitan Museum of Art and its interest in Old Masters painting, being a renowned collector of it. With this being done, the designer’s primary mission was to celebrate and make justice of the vistas in perspective-bending ways for the functionality or flair. Kayll says, «I’m really drawn to color and things that are old and expressive». «I absolutely love that each room now has its own distinct personality» Considering this, to set a theatrical vibe in the remodeled apartment, Chudley chose a 17th-century-style pearlescent trompe l’oeil grand drape wallpaper to provide movement, volume, clarity, and shadow to the apartments entrance. Chudley thought, “The idea is that when you come through the front door, the curtain rises on the beautiful view of Central Park from across the living room,” In order to the living room’s west-facing sunlight windows would diffuse throughout the space in a more wide form, Chudley decided to turn the ceiling into a extra glossy lilac-gray paint. This hue also features the strong shapes in the room, reflexing its shadows in the renovated apartment surfaces.   To have a relaxing time surrounded by the ceilings reflex shapes, she added a yellow touch to the Magnifique renovated apartment living room. Her choice was a soothing custom sofa in sunny velvet and a cozy pair of shearling white chairs with wood details which are inviting furniture to gather beneath the perplexing ceiling.  Chudley also added a bar cabinet with a silhouette that recalls the New York City rooftops. For the couple’s office, the interior designer chose a velvety surface in a winery tone. This choice was not only for the aesthetics because this heavy textile is not only insulating but also sound-dampening. Chudley added a pair of pudgy chairs in the same yellow tone in this renovated apartment area, giving continuity to the living. Fisch’s Old Masters paintings are also a vital element on these walls. The dining room was inspired by the sky. To extend the exterior skyview into the space, Chudley went for baby blue colors and textures. “I wanted to extend the sky as far as it would go into the room,” . She added movement making a great fit between the all-over celestial paint hue and the marble on the dining table with its baroque-style stone base, adding a gloriously effect. In this line of thought, the ceiling’s textured covering delivers a perception of a wild yonder spun with clouds, continuing the dining room theme. Chudley referenced the sky, aligning the ‘there’s no limit’ motivation with the fact that the renovated apartment is a 1,600-square-foot rental with contractual limitations, but with all the aesthetic and sentimental atmosphere that the space deserves. Chudley’s evidenced the “modernist baroque” vision for this renovated apartment by adding this is especially evident in this exquisite entryway 17th-century Italian mirror’s with gold finishing, making a great combo with the picturesque wallpaper. Like the rest of the renovated apartment, the bathroom was not forgotten and has its own uniqueness. With tones of bronze and brown, the reflection of the trompe l’oeil drape wallpaper in the mirror adds drama and singularity. Lastly, the primary bedroom is in pale pink tones, making reference to a sunset hue. Chudley wanted to add distinction detail to this renovated apartment area, so the choice was this wonderful antique vanity that adds a grounding element to a space. The gold-framed mirrors and paintings echo a similarly reflective moment, giving continuity to the living room Source: Architectural Digest ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.

A22 Boutique in Riga by CBP Design, has artistic ties to art nouveau and an elegant and luxurious aesthetic, featuring a remarkable and welcoming ambiance. A connection between the past and the present, immersed in a 20th century building transformed into a contemporary construction, the A22 Boutique in Riga by CBP Design, has artistic ties to art nouveau and an elegant and luxurious aesthetic, featuring a remarkable and welcoming ambiance.  The A22 Boutique in Riga have a capacity for 20 rooms and suites, a gym equipped with event spaces and spa and a 40-seat restaurant and cocktail bar, John and Jackie respectively, in honor of John F. Kennedy who stood in the luxury hotel in Riga in 1939. Located next to Viestura Park, the hospitality project combines the art nouveau architecture typical of the city center with tree-filled boulevards and parks.  Also overlooking the iconic Washington Square, the designers of the boutique contrasted the surrounding nature with a building painted in black with brass window frames. Despite the modern architecture, the new color palette is in line with the old building. In an entrance like this in A22 Boutique in Riga it would be perfect to add the Nora Chair that complements spaces that have a similar color palette to this one. With a symbiosis between modern and classical elements, the interior of the hotel relies on the use of old structures combined with modern references, with the presence of wooden wall panels and curved furniture. Golden details are found everywhere, the hotel inherent theme emphasizes with an elegant and exclusive touch. The Ach Collection decor products are full of golden details, perfect for decorations like this in A22 Boutique in Riga. The A22 Boutique in Riga combines dark and soft colors and sumptuous textures. We can verify the presence of materials such as marble, brass and wood, giving a sophisticated and relaxed sense at the same time, referring to the building that served as the US embassy in Latvia in the 1930s, now the A22 Boutique in Riga. We can observe this principle in the boutique restaurant, where we notice the presence of marble and wood, dark and light tones. In 1939 the A22 Boutique in Riga welcomed John F. Kennedy for a few days during a European tour.  The three-room accommodation in which he was staying at the hotel in Riga was purpose-built prior to his arrival to ensure a comfortable visit. Located under the mansard roof of the original building, the renovated space currently serves as the presidential suite. White walls and ceilings, parquet flooring and dark wood furniture, combined gray marble surfaces and soft plush fabrics in rich mahogany colors contrast a colder ambience with a warm feel in this A22 Boutique in Riga. To complement the curtains in pink hues typical from the A22 Boutique in Riga the Samira Chair would be a great option. Extremely versatile and tasteful the Luminous Pendant Lamp would enhance this elegant and sophisticated room. The 111 square meter presidential suite at the hotel in Riga features a large living and dining – room, two bedrooms and a bathroom and a relaxing view of the park. The perfect example of the A22 Boutique in Riga style, retro modern and chic.  With dark furniture and the inclusion of marble, in this bedroom in the A22 Boutique in Riga we observe the walls painted in a darker color with gray curtains, giving the space a colder but at the same time comfortable and sophisticated look. Hommés studio has a wide variety of marble products, with tables that would be a great addition to a room like this one. As an example we have the Niagara Large Side Table which fits perfectly into a room of exquisite luxury, just like the ones in A22 Boutique in Riga.  If we look closely at the details at the spaces in this boutique, we can see the constant presence of marble pieces, either white or dark, giving the space a cared for, elegant, and luxurious environment. The bathroom in white marble and golden details, unveils a sophisticated and exclusive feel, the main aspect of this A22 Boutique in Riga. Since JFK’s stay in 1939 the luxury on the A22 Boutique in Riga could be increased. With the presence of such an emblematic figure, the hotel revealed a concern to coincide its image with such a unique guest, emphasizing the luxurious, expensive and distinctive character of the boutique. The master bedroom in the A22 Boutique in Riga matches the pink velvet curtains with some green tones. Through the years there has been some considerable technological upgrades, especially with the entertainment system that each room is equipped with. To add more enchantment nothing better than the Leafus Sconce, it matches the present colors and with gold details it enhances an already elegant room in this A22 Boutique in Riga. ARE YOU INTO INTERIOR DESIGN? If so, discover modern furniture and lighting designed by design lovers for design lovers. All you need is to download the Hommés Studio catalog. To complete your interior design project, choose the high-end homeware by ACH Collection.