NEOKLASIKA

24/07/2026

Our summer diary July edition brings us to St. Tropez and its recent PAD Design event. It feels like opening a jewellery box filled with unexpected gems of art and design.

Here are a few pieces that captured our attention - a selection of discoveries we wanted to share with you.



PAD

23/06/2026

Līgo meži, līgo druvas

Līgo saule norietot!

Lai līgoja puiši, meitas

Sauli rītā sagaidot!

18/06/2026

Neoklasika aug un aicina kolektīvam pievienoties dizaina studijas asistentu/-i un interjera dizaineri. Plašāka informācija: https://cv.lv/lv/search/employer/neoklasika-sia?employerId=25187&employerName=Neoklasika%20SIA

17/06/2026

Few materials offer as much creative freedom as glass.

In Milan this spring, we were particularly drawn to layered transparencies, rich colours, organic forms and pieces that seemed to change character with every shift of light.

From furniture and lighting to architectural installations, these are some of the references that stayed with us.

There is something fascinating about the way glass transforms with light throughout the day. It can feel delicate and poetic, yet make a surprisingly strong statement.

A small curation from the world of our partners and interiors during Milan design week

01/06/2026

15/04/2026

With Milan Design Week days away, we’re Neoklasika continues our design forecast series. Dark & moody aesthetic is quietly but confidently on the rise.

We’ve been noticing it across the recent fairs and in our own projects, too. Darker, more atmospheric spaces, where light is soft and a little dramatic, reflections are layered through tinted mirrors and materials feel rich, decadent, and inviting.

It’s a mood that leans into contrast, subtle drama, and a sense of quiet indulgence.

Curious to see how far this narrative will go in Milan.

14/03/2026

“Florals for spring? …Groundbreaking.”

Yes, we all know the line from The Devil Wears Prada. But in interiors, florals never really disappear - it is an ever evolving theme.

Floral motifs can be romantic, architectural, graphic, or barely noticeable. When used with intention, they become less about decoration and more about atmosphere.

A small selection of floral moments from Neoklasika interiors - for those who believe spring can live in a space all year.

30/01/2026

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