Cultural hub

17 : 08 : 2015 Autor Rooms : Mamastudio : Mateusz Baumiller

Warsaw – Autor Rooms is a boutique hotel as committed to showing guests the cultural heartbeat of the city as it is providing a restful night’s sleep.

  • Mamastudio turned a series of residential spaces into guest rooms that showcase furniture and artwork by Polish designers
  • Connects guests with like-minded creatives, helping to build an international network
Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw
Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw
Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw
Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw Autor Rooms by Mamastudio, Warsaw

Conceived by creative agency Mamastudio, the hotel features works from local designers, artists, authors and architects, paying homage to the city’s little-known creative community.

‘We love our city and know all its secret treasures,’ say Mamastudio. ‘We want our guests to explore Warsaw beyond the usual, uninspired tourist routes to show them the real McCoy.’

A living gallery, much of the furniture on display is available to purchase and Mamastudio has curated a series of trips to the galleries and studios that helped architect Mateusz Baumiller to shape the interior renovation. Guests are also invited to take a tour of Zuocorp fashion studio, which designed Autor’s bathrobes.

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