Top Interior Designers| Lazaro Rosa-Violan

Top Interior Designers | Lázaro Rosa-Violán

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Top Interior Designers | Lázaro Rosa-Violán ⇒ One more interior designer that our luxury magazine CovetED is going to talk about is Lázaro Rosa-Violán from Spain. Everything that Lázaro Rosa-Violán touches ends up being a tendency. Besides, his work has been featured in numerous magazines, his restaurants have been among the most talked about in the city and his hotels have the ability to transport guests from the moment they step through the door.

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Biography: the man before the myth

With a precocious instinct for art, Lázaro audited classes at the Academy of Fine Arts at the age of eight. Raised between Bilbao, Madrid and Barcelona, he developed an early taste for decoration in the grand houses and places that he lived and visited. Trained as a painter, traveller by conviction and interior designer by instinct, Lázaro finds inspiration everywhere. His style is very stylish; his cultural background allows him to mix, modify and reinterpret past and present trends for each new assignment. Lazaro began to get noticed as an interior designer with the success of his first project in the Balearic island of Ibiza in 1990. In 2002, he opened his own studio, and in just twelve years he has achieved impressive growth with an extensive portfolio of clients and media coverage to match.

Lazaro describes himself as a painter, a traveller and a creator of atmospheres. His philosophy has always been based on accessible design. The experience should be greater than the space and for everyone to participate in. A painter by 8 years old, an architect by 20, designer inherently, Lazaro opened his studio in Barcelona in 2002. Here he forged a new style, bridging a background of painting into the new realm of design. His strengths are found in his use of structure, shape and an acute sense of space allowing him to surpass the clients’ wildest expectation. More than spaces, Lazaro creates atmospheres. Lázaro Rosa-Violán says that he is an ‘urban archaeologist’ and ‘style hunter’ merging an eclectic mix of the urban city streets with the serenity of the Balearic islands. His designs inspire even the most jaded city slicker to put down the blackberry and relax.

Background & Realizations: best projects

His ability to re-interpret classic design icons, with a culturally aware sense of aesthetics and technical knowledge has resulted in an impressive portfolio filled with a sense of luxury and timelessness. To date, Contemporain has created over 40 distinguished interiors for some of Spain’s most successful restaurants, boutique hotels and retails establishments, from a 100-room hostelry to a micro food shop.

His keen eye to every last detail, allows him to orchestrate a combination which brings together the finest pieces of furniture, textiles and wall art resulting in harmonious interiors which instantly stand out thanks to their effortless charm and sophisticated colour palette.

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In today’s cluttered marketplace, clear and succinct branding is vital. Unique identities are not achieved by vision alone. With this in mind, Contemporain has changed the face of design in Barcelona and has left his signature mark on dining rooms and lobbies throughout Catalunya.

The Most Iconic Project

Praktik Bakery and Vinoteca

The designer is an expert at presenting a theme. At Praktik Bakery and Vinoteca, the effect is almost theatrical—a motif with a motive and a message, repeated subtly throughout. The approach also holds true at Barcelona’s 5-Star Cotton House Hotel, a member of Marriott’s Autograph Collection.

Praktik is a mini-group of smart, mid-range hotels that have three establishments in Barcelona and one in Madrid. The interiors of all four were designed by Lazaro Rosa Violán. The work in this hotel was typified by combining modern and antique elements into sophisticated settings that pay homage to late – and mid – 19th century European styles.

Situated in a converted clinic in the 19th-century Eixample neighbourhood, where works of Gaudí and other modernista architects were built on the district’s distinctive chamfered sidewalks, Praktik Bakery’s design was inspired by Northern Europe. The 74 bedrooms, although on the small side, have received an optimum treatment of space. Guests actually enter through the industrial, art – deco – inspired bathrooms, and the sleeping areas have been simply adorned with white cotton textiles, painted brickwork and bright yellow feature walls. As lovely and practical as they are, it’s the bakery-lobby of the hotel that holds the most interest.

Interesting facts about Rosa-Violán

His first project a restaurant, was carried out in the Balearic Island of Ibiza in 1990 and in 2003 he established CONTEMPORAIN, his Barcelona based design firm with a flair for international design and impeccable taste is located on a quiet street in the Eixample, steps away from the Arc of Triumph. His style could be described as neoclassical, but Lazarus said his working method passes by listening to customers and adapt to their style so that its projects are great eclectic spaces and trends.

All interior designers and design lovers are attentive to the work of Lázaro Rosa-Violán, and customers are vying to have their talent and style to differentiate their spaces other. Below, you can find some of our favourites interior design projects from the extremely talented designer.