The project
Wedding Venue, Knezha
Classical form, held in contemporary light.
A wedding hall in Knezha, drawn as modern classicism: arched niches, marble floors and high ceilings with a circular field of light. Classical lines sit with a quieter contemporary register, pale metal, champagne textiles and a calm floral mural.
Round tables gather under white branch chandeliers. A dance floor of pale stone, a marble-lined bar and a planted ceremonial arch keep the hall as one volume for ceremony, dining and music.
- Location
- Knezha
- Type
- Wedding hall
- Designer
- Irena Rumen
Banquet hall
A ceiling of stars, a floor for dancing.
The hall is organised as one generous volume. Starry circular ceilings and hanging discs keep the height readable; arched floral walls and tall drapery hold the edges. Furniture stays light, brass-framed chairs, round tables, so the room can move from dinner to dance without changing character.
Anteroom and restrooms
The same arches, carried to the threshold.
The approach is a narrow hall of floral stone and glass doors, looking through to the banquet. Restrooms continue the marble and the arch: fluted timber, oval pendants and a quieter pink plaster, so the guest rooms belong to the same interior.
Photographs
The hall, angle by angle.
The opening is edited. Everything else lives here, grouped as the hall is used, click any image to view it fully.
Banquet hall
Bar
Anteroom
Restrooms