Hotel and boutique hotel interior design in Riga
Hotel and boutique hotel interior design in Riga is done by interior designer Valerija Gelfere (designv). She plans the guest rooms, lobby and shared areas, lighting, sound insulation and durable materials, and a 3D visualization in Homestyler costs from 5 € per m². Apartment projects start at 10 € per m²; for a hotel, Valerija quotes after a meeting, based on floor area and scope. The renovation is carried out by trusted crews, and Valerija supervises the work herself.
Priceafter a meetingApartment projects from 10 €/m², 3D visualization from 5 €/m². For commercial spaces the price depends on floor area and scope.
How much interior design and 3D visualization cost in Riga
| Service | Price | Example / note |
|---|---|---|
| Interior design project | from €10/m² | 50 m² apartment from €500 |
| 3D visualization (Homestyler) | from €5/m² | 50 m² apartment from €250, can be ordered on its own |
| Furniture and decor selection | by scope | available without a design project |
| Renovation and site supervision | by estimate | trusted crews and companies |
Prices updated on 3 November 2026.
What the hotel project includes
- Guest room layout: bed, storage, desk and bathroom
- Lobby, reception and shared areas
- Lighting for different moments: arriving, reading, night
- Sound insulation between rooms and from the corridor
- Durable materials and textiles that withstand frequent cleaning
- 3D visualization from 5 €/m² and renovation management
Who it suits
- A small boutique hotel in a historic building
- A hotel refurbishing its rooms
- An owner converting a building into a hotel
- A hotel that needs a recognisable style in photos and on booking sites
Questions about interior design in Riga
How much does hotel interior design cost in Riga?
For a commercial space Valerija Gelfere quotes after a meeting, because the price depends on floor area and scope. For reference, apartment design projects start at 10 € per m² and 3D visualization at 5 € per m².
What should I consider when designing a hotel room?
Guests need a comfortable bed with a light and socket on both sides, space for a suitcase, a wardrobe and a small desk. The room should be easy to clean, with durable materials and good sound insulation so guests sleep well.
How do I design a boutique hotel?
In a boutique hotel the interior is part of what guests pay for, so the rooms and lobby need one consistent style with its own character. In a historic building it is worth keeping original details and fitting the lighting and furniture around them.
What materials are best for a hotel?
Hotel materials must withstand frequent cleaning, suitcases and many guests: hard-wearing floors, washable walls and durable fabrics. In bathrooms, moisture-resistant materials and easy-clean grout lines matter.
What lighting does a hotel room need?
A room needs general lighting, reading lights by the bed, light at the mirror and a low night light. Switches should be where guests look for them, such as by the door and by the bed.
How do I make a hotel interior recognisable?
A recognisable interior is built on one idea repeated in the lobby, rooms and details: a colour, material, pattern or artwork. Details like these also look good in the photos guests see before they book.
Can I get hotel design and renovation together?
Yes. Valerija Gelfere runs the whole project: the renovation is carried out by trusted crews and companies she works with regularly, and she supervises the work herself so it matches the drawings.
Can I see what a room will look like before renovation?
Yes, with a 3D visualization in Homestyler, from 5 € per m². Usually one typical room is visualized first, and materials for the rest are agreed from it.
Tell us about your space: floor area, address and when you plan the renovation.