The atelier
Dostalek Lounge is a print house for rooms that stay up late.
We photograph lounges — hotel, home, bar, library — after the people have left. What remains is furniture and light. The prints are sold with a short note on how to live with them: where to hang, what to dim, which chair to pull closer.
How we print
Archival pigment on cotton rag, museum lustre, or a quiet matte. Editions are numbered when the photographer asks. Everything ships unframed, rolled in a tube, so you can choose a frame that matches the metal already in the room — or none at all.
The photographers
Mira Voss, Julian Peck, Asha Ndiaye, and Tomas Reeve work with us on assignment and from their own rooms. We do not stage. We wait for the lamp, the weather, the last glass on the table.
The notes
Lounge tips are not décor advice in the catalog sense. They are house rules: three seats that face each other, 2700K, one candle, a table with an empty corner. Read them, then hang a print that already knows the lesson.
Visit
The studio is open by appointment. Bring a swatch or a photograph of your wall. We will pull paper samples and talk about size before we talk about anything else.