Luxury Apartments in the heart of Warsaw
Intimate apartments in a historic annex
Feel the spirit of pre-war Warsaw
No.4 Residence is an intimate and secluded apartments located in a beautifully restored historic annex in the very center of the city. Here, the old charm of Warsaw meets contemporary style in an excellent location full of Art Nouveau and Modernist buildings. The 22 rooms and apartments are furnished with great attention to detail, emphasizing the individual character of the residence.
Modernist facade by Leon Wolski
The history of the tenement house at Nowogrodzka 4
The entrance to the facility runs through restored, stylish doors and an inner courtyard, creating an exclusive atmosphere. The front building of the tenement house at Nowogrodzka 4, through which the entrance to No.4 Residence leads, was built in 1913. The project was designed by Leon Wolski, working in the style of early modernism. The facade of the tenement house features restored, characteristic decorative elements of this style, such as vases with flowers and grapevines or garlands.
References to the pre-war capital
Renovation of the annex
The structure of the annex itself, where our luxury Warsaw apartments are located, was significantly damaged during the war. However, during the renovation, the identification and history of the place were the key to the interior and facade design. The facade of the annex consists of two slender, vertical structures, surrounded by a white ceramic frame, reminiscent in appearance and shape of old tiled stoves. The interiors of No.4 Residence are also full of references to the splendor of the pre-war capital.
Polish design and icons of modernism
Where art intertwines with Polish design
The elegance of old Warsaw combined with decor and furniture from renowned Polish designers sets the base note of the interiors. One of the apartments features the famous RM58 armchair by Roman Modzelewski, admired by Le Corbusier himself – a global icon of modernism.
Avant-garde and constructivism in interiors
Inspirations from Henryk Stażewski
The architects from Kaczmarek Studio have woven elements inspired by modernism and Polish avant-garde art, with particular emphasis on the work of Henryk Stażewski, into everyday spaces. The painter, a pioneer of the avant-garde in the 1920s and 1930s and a representative of constructivism, lived and worked in Warsaw. A strong reference to the artist's style are the geometric graphics with vivid color combinations found on the walls in apartments and corridors, reminiscent of famous relief compositions – the artist's original technique. In the lobby, there is an original painting by Henryk Stażewski. Here, on Nowogrodzka Street, the spirit of Polish art can be felt at every step.
The heart of cultural and business Warsaw
A location you will fall in love with
No.4 Residence is located in the courtyard of a historic tenement house at Nowogrodzka 4 – one of the most beautiful streets in Warsaw, full of Art Nouveau and modernist buildings. This part of the city represents, on one hand, history and architectural heritage, and on the other, the center of the capital's cultural life. Nearby are outstanding restaurants, atmospheric cafes, numerous theaters, museums, and galleries. Additionally, the surroundings include monumental ministry and embassy buildings, as well as close proximity to the business part of the city center. Just around the corner is Poland's most exclusive department store – Vitkac, and a house featuring fashion by Polish designers – Mysia 3. No.4 Residence is an excellent choice for business, social, and tourist stays.
Exclusive rooftop relaxation area
Terrace with a view of central Warsaw
A space complementing the unique character of No.4 Residence. Our Guests during spring and summer stays receive exclusive access to the rooftop viewing terrace of our annex. A specially arranged relaxation area with deckchairs and tables, together with partial shading provided by a sailcloth canopy. Additionally, a minibar with coffee and soft drinks. An ideal space for morning coffee or afternoon relaxation with a wonderful view of the city center featuring the prominent silhouette of the Palace of Culture and Science in the foreground.
