An Interior Concept by The Interior Edit
Château Rouge is a sensorial journey through modern romance, where every curve, texture, and hue has been meticulously considered. As interior designers, we crafted this concept to embody the theatrical elegance of a Parisian salon, reimagined with a contemporary edge for today’s design-forward spaces.
Anchored in a rich palette of crimson, blush, and soft rose, this concept draws you in with its plush velvet banquettes, sculptural seating, and intimate round tables—encouraging connection and conversation. The lighting is a statement in itself: oversized chandeliers draped in fringe and velvet, casting a warm, ambient glow that softens the raw concrete architecture and adds layers of texture and drama.
Floral murals and botanical installations—both real and illustrated—bring the walls to life, while floor-to-ceiling arched windows allow light to flow through sheer drapery, creating moments of softness against the bold geometry of the space. Pampas grass arrangements and delicate floral centerpieces offer organic movement, balancing structure with softness.
Château Rouge is designed for hospitality environments that want to be more than just functional—cafés, lounges, and boutique venues that aim to leave a lasting impression. It speaks to the emotionally attuned client, the design lover who understands that interiors aren’t just about what you see—they’re about what you feel.
This is not just a space—it’s a story. A mood. A destination.
An Interior Concept by The Interior Edit
Château Rouge is a sensorial journey through modern romance, where every curve, texture, and hue has been meticulously considered. As interior designers, we crafted this concept to embody the theatrical elegance of a Parisian salon, reimagined with a contemporary edge for today’s design-forward spaces.
Anchored in a rich palette of crimson, blush, and soft rose, this concept draws you in with its plush velvet banquettes, sculptural seating, and intimate round tables—encouraging connection and conversation. The lighting is a statement in itself: oversized chandeliers draped in fringe and velvet, casting a warm, ambient glow that softens the raw concrete architecture and adds layers of texture and drama.
Floral murals and botanical installations—both real and illustrated—bring the walls to life, while floor-to-ceiling arched windows allow light to flow through sheer drapery, creating moments of softness against the bold geometry of the space. Pampas grass arrangements and delicate floral centerpieces offer organic movement, balancing structure with softness.
Château Rouge is designed for hospitality environments that want to be more than just functional—cafés, lounges, and boutique venues that aim to leave a lasting impression. It speaks to the emotionally attuned client, the design lover who understands that interiors aren’t just about what you see—they’re about what you feel.
This is not just a space—it’s a story. A mood. A destination.