Lola's Boudoir for Ladies

Helena Dařbujánová Lola Ladies' Boudoir

The Lola Ladies' Boudoir is an exceptional design object that blurs the lines between furniture and personal space. It is an intimate sanctuary that embodies playfulness, nostalgia, and functionality. A small world unto itself: a place for moments of peace, dreaming, and daily rituals. From playing with dolls as a child, to writing a secret diary and whispering conversations, to working with a laptop on your lap or a quiet afternoon with a book – Lola naturally accompanies different stages of life.

Its shape is based on a combination of a wide, backless armchair and a cozy "cave" that gently encloses the space, creating a sense of security. The back wall with regular circular openings refers to Helena Dařbujánová's characteristic signature and gives the whole a playful structure and visual lightness. The boudoir stands on two subtle metal legs in the shape of a bent rod, thus underlining the originality and airiness of the construction.

The boudoir is available with or without integrated LED lighting with a textile cable, and offers a choice of color finishes.

The Lola Ladies' Boudoir is not just a piece of furniture – it is a personal space that grows with you and adapts to your needs, moods and dreams.

Awards: Elle Deco International Design Awards 2011

Material: compact board, stainless steel, Designers Guild upholstery fabric
LED source, red textile cord, stainless steel, adjustable arm

Dimensions: 129 x 61 cm, height 159 cm

Helena Dařbujánová is a renowned Czech architect and designer whose work combines delicate feminine aesthetics with precise craftsmanship. Her furniture and accessories are characterized by playful shapes, timeless elegance, and an emphasis on detail, color combinations, and materials. Each piece is handmade in the Czech Republic by experienced cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and glassmakers, ensuring high quality, functionality, and longevity.

Her design collections appeal to customers looking for luxurious and original interior elements that give a space character and individuality. Helena Dařbujánová thus connects aesthetics, practical function, and poetry, and her work gains recognition not only in the Czech Republic but also on the international design scene.