Champalimaud’s work has a depth that transcends sheer aesthetics—heritage, personality, and memories yet to be made come alive in her spaces.
The Hotel Bel-Air, Los Angeles
Champalimaud maintained the hotel's glamorous individuality through design that merges subtle references to the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s with modern fixtures and finishes. Hotel Bel-Air has been named Best Hotel in Los Angeles by Travel and Leisure’s 2017 World’s Best Awards.
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The Fairmont, San Francisco
The rich history and exotic tastes of its initial owner, a scholar of Persian art, were an inspiration for Champalimaud's design. While respecting the character of this extraordinary space, Champalimaud integrated luxurious design, décor, architecture, and cutting-edge technology in an artful marriage of East and West.
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Four Seasons Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
Champalimaud has created a journey of discovery as guests venture from restaurants and bars, to the library, society salons, and drawing rooms. The effect is something between a museum and a modern theater experience: while each venue is dramatically distinct, the overall design is a modern spectacle of Indonesian social life.
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Four Seasons Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia
Champalimaud’s design is elegantly proportioned and detailed. Italian marble bathrooms give the suites the unmistakeable feeling of serene opulence.
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Upper East Side Residence, New York, NY
Although the sense of luxury in a Champalimaud project is layered and palpable, it is never ostentatious.
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Shadow, Champalimaud Collection
"I am intrigued by the way light works its magic, sifting color, form and mood of the composition. With this rug, I focused on this journey of light in order to exaggerate the shadows and create depth at each plane." —Alexandra Champalimaud. Hand-knotted Tibetan wool rug available through The Rug Company.
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