ER Clubhouse དཔལ་འབྱོར་ལྡན་པའི་ནང་ཁང་བཀོད་སྒྲིག

Press Kit

Unique Properties

Neoklasika was invited to create interior for a development of four luxury town houses with a common lobby and gallery hallways. The property is located two hundred meters from the sandy beach of the Gulf of Riga.

Primarily focusing on the lifestyle that seaside living represents, the interior highlights the aesthetics and taste of being on a yacht.

Dimensions & Packaging

The project scope included full interior projects for the common areas and four townhouses including design renders. The detailed visualization allows the client and the potential future owners to connect with the concept and design details.

Tags

luxury real estate, bespoke design, luxury interior design, bespoke interior, turnkey interior, luxury interior, timeless interior, European interior design

Production Technology

Each of the four townhouses has three levels, the lower being an airy open plan living area with an incorporated kitchen and the upper two levels being bedrooms. The project features a number of bespoke furniture and joinery designed by Neoklasika to elevate the level of uniqueness.
The qualities represented in the selection of materials, such as wood, metal, mirror, leather, parallels to the ones being used on a luxury yacht. Nuanced lighting schemes offer endless possibilities of creating a mood for a relaxing evening or a dramatic dinner party.

Design Challenge

One of the most essential parts of the design was a meticulous approach to material selection to establish clear visual parallels with the landscape of the Baltic Sea and yachting lifestyle.

Research

The main research aspect was balancing architecture and design of the common and private areas with human scale. Principles of biophilia, diversity of natural materials and bespoke design was in creating the genius loci of the building.

Inspiration

Being enclosed by pine forest, the glass facade lets the nature enter through the wide and tall windows. The elegant proportions, nuanced colour palette and natural materials give the gallery-like interior a timeless touch. The wooden wall panels and metallic structural beams in the lobby draw visual parallels to the tree trunks in the nearby forest, the mirror and glass reflections resemble the ever-changing water surface. The light stone flooring brings the feeling of the seaside into the interior.

Project Duration

Jurmala, Latvia

Operation Flow

The lobby will work as an in-house library and will host temporary art exhibitions and installations to give a dynamic atmosphere and invite interaction between the inhabitants.

Patents

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Image Credits

Neoklasika Ltd