DesignArt studio: HoReCa Interior Design and Art Advising in Prague
HoReCa interior Design studio
Since 2012, DesignArt Interior Studio has specialized in creating and evolving unique HoReCa concepts, seamlessly integrating art with design.
Our portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects from commercial to private interiors, cafes, and bars, all marked by our signature based on the latest trends and laconic traditions of the studio's noble style and driven by innovation.
Contact us to know how we transform spaces into inspiring environments in Prague and across Europe.
Rossana Orlandi's Gallery - design gallery & courtyard represents an institution for ART and DESIGN
Rossana Orlandi Gallery - Milan Design Week 2024
Nestled in a historic tie factory, Rossana Orlandi Gallery is a celebrated Milanese landmark that captivates design enthusiasts globally with its cutting-edge HoReCa designs. Renowned for embodying the spirit of Salone del Mobile year-round, the gallery showcases innovative design and unique furniture from emerging talents since its inception in 2002.
At DesignArt Studio in Prague, we draw inspiration from such international design milestones to enrich our bespoke interior projects, blending global trends with local craftsmanship. Discover how our Prague-based studio integrates these influences into unique interior solutions. Contact us to transform your space!
Two giants of contemporary art took part of the Paris+ par Art Basel Public Program 2023. Together
The Laboratory of the Future is the first Venice Biennale of Architecture to spotlight Africa and African Diaspora and it does so from various vantage points.
Curated by Lesley Lokko, it places Africa and the African Diaspora in the foreground of architectural discourse 🌍
Historically, the Venice Biennale of Architecture has given its attendees a globe-spanning take on the state of the profession.
In 2004, curator Rem Koolhaas nerded out on building components, laying out the nuts and bolts of how we make cities in his central exhibition Fundamentals;
in 2018, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara presciently focused on the importance of our shared urban spaces with FREESPACE, and in 2021 – delayed a year due to the pandemic, which made us all the more dependent on each other – Hashim Sarkis asked How Will We Live Together?
This year, the 18th Venice Biennale of Architecture brings us the Laboratory of the Future and new questions for discussion.
Venice Biennale 2022. STEFANO BOERI designs a new architecture on the Grand Canal inspired by the forms
of the ORIGINAMI TECHNIQUE for the exhibition, side event OF THE BIENNALE by the Korean artist
