NEOKLASIKA

Traditionally, January belongs to discovery. This year, Paris unfolded for Neoklasika as a true kaleidoscope of impressions - from Paris Design Week, Paris Déco Off and Maison&Objet, to art encounters at Gerhard Richter’s retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton, the newly inaugurated Fondation Cartier, and the timeless classics of the Louvre.

These layered experiences resonated deeply with Maison&Objet 2026’s motto, “Past Reveals Future.”

A powerful reminder that classical values = expressed through form, material and craftsmanship - gain even greater relevance and stability in today’s rapidly evolving world, standing alongside futuristic narratives and technological innovation.
For us, this dialogue between heritage and forward vision continues to shape how we design: spaces rooted in timeless beauty, elevated by contemporary thinking.

Paris, thank you for the inspiration!
- Neoklasika

Our images feature:
- Installation of Maison&Objet Designer of the Year Harry Nuriev
- "Objets divers et variés - 百货 (bǎihuò)" bu Song D**g at Le Bon Marché
- Restrospective of Gerhard Richter at Fondation Louis Vuitton
- Inaugural exhibition of Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain

Meet the ultimate creative sanctuary, already living the vibe of PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer! ☁️

We designed this loft for a creative mind, emphasizing lightness and freedom through airy walls and open space. The lofty white palette, a perfect mirror to the Pantone Color of the Year 2026, brings a calming influence ideal Per Aspera Ad Astra ambition. The perfect canvas for a designer's dreams.

Interior designed by NEOKLASIKA in collaboration with Area Platinum



Pantone MOGG Davide Groppi

Gada tumšākajā laikā mūsu salonā ienesam nelielu gaismas mirkli - kā klusu atgādinājumu, ka drīz diena atkal sāks uzvarēt nakti.
Lai sirdssilta un mierpilna pirmā advente 🕯️

In this slower rhythm of August, we turn our attention to spaces that invite rest and thoughtful design.

We’ve curated a visual selection from Milan Design Week 2025 - highlighting the new outdoor collections by FLEXFORM and Paola Lenti . These designs illustrate a shift: outdoor furniture now carries the same textural refinement and visual weight as pieces designed for indoors. Tactile surfaces, amazing palettes, and sculptural forms create a seamless continuity between environments.

The garden around our Jūrmala concept house wasn’t created as a backdrop: it was shaped to express how we see outdoor living. Developed together with Landscape Construction, it reflects our design philosophy: spaces should respond to light, season, and rhythm of use.

There are places to pause: a quiet nook by the greenhouse for reading on a rainy day, a porch that’s become the best spot for bird watching, and open corners that lead the eye toward the horizon.

Subtle references to the nearby sea are layered throughout—fish motifs, rope textures, and soft marine stripes that tie the story together. Even the convex mirror on the porch wall reflects small glimpses of the garden as it changes through the day.

From the freestanding stone fireplace to the smallest details, each part has a purpose. It's a space that feels natural, personal, and deeply connected to its coastal setting.

Concept by NEOKLASIKA
Landscape by Landscape Construction

🌸 Today, our studio bloomed with appreciation. A beautiful surprise from our client as a thank-you for a recently completed project - a proof that our work blossoms into beautiful connections 🌸

This April, Neoklasika visited Milan to explore what’s shaping today’s interiors.

Clear lines, balanced proportions, and sculptural forms stood out across spaces - from kitchens to living rooms to bathrooms. We value design that lasts and offers comfortable living. Shape is where it begins.



Molteni&C FLEXFORM GALIMBERTI.IT antoniolupi Lorenzo Tondelli Collection

Wishing you a cosy weekend 📚🕯️

An elegant pair of high back armchairs by an open hearth firelace to unwind and relax

This Costa Brava villa showcases Neoklasika’s approach to timeless design and craftsmanship. A carefully restored historic home, it balances Mediterranean heritage with refined modernity. Hand-painted murals, sculptural furniture, and curated textures come together in a refined composition. Designed for beauty and comfort, the villa is an intimate retreat where history and contemporary elegance coexist.

Our interior features furniture and finishes by: Mascheroni, Riva 1920, Rubelli, Wittmann, Ceccotti Collezioni, Bellavista Collection
Artwork by: Frančeska Kirke
Lighting by Kevin Reilly Collection, Promemoria
Sanitaryware: Inbani