Immerse yourself in the captivating story of a boutique house design project in the historic and picturesque Jauniela Street in the Old Town of Riga.
Once a residence of nobility, Neoklasika transformed this esteemed location into a luxurious and artistic embodiment of boutique interior design.
Steeped in history and legends, Jauniela Street is renowned for its cinematic presence, having portrayed the features of Riga, Berlin in the film '17 Spring Moments,' and London's 221B Baker Street in the Soviet adaptation of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson.
In 1800, the street was home to Prince Louis of Wurttemberg and his family. Their residence, a fine house on Jauniela, became the birthplace of their third daughter, Paulina. Eventually, she rose to prominence as the Queen of Wurttemberg after marrying Wilhelm I. Throughout her life, her childhood memories in the vibrant rooms of Riga remained etched in her heart.
Neoklasika's meticulous approach to boutique interior design ensured the building's restoration to its former glory, with every function and detail as carefully arranged as pearls in a box of jewels. The project's overarching theme is inspired by precious stones, reflecting the regal story of Princess Paulina.
Expanding the total area to 1500m², the building now encompasses public spaces, such as a restaurant, gallery, and boutique apartments.
At its core, a quaint courtyard bathes the first floor in sunlight and warmth, enhancing the overall charm and cosiness.
The upper floors house luxury design apartments dedicated to unique precious stones (sapphire, ruby, amethyst, emerald, and diamond) and a country connected to Princess Paulina's biography. The result is a harmonious fusion of contemporary elegance, timeless sophistication, and bespoke artistic excellence.
The project's crowning jewel is a two-level apartment on the 5th and 6th floors, boasting a spacious terrace with breathtaking views of Riga's roof gables and church steeples.
