Lounge niche with black leather armchairs, table lamp and orchid in front of ornamental grilles, a room divider with AQ letters on the right
Flower arrangement with blue blossoms in a stone urn on the balustrade beside a column in the lounge
Lounge niche with bookshelves, upholstered armchairs, floor lamps and side tables in front of a window
Shelf with illustrated books, including titles on Coco Chanel, Helmut Newton and Sebastião Salgado, in the lounge
View under the staircase into the hall with a coffered ceiling, red armchairs, a flower arrangement and lounge areas

The lounge in the living room of Düsseldorf 

Come and enjoy some peace and quiet 

The lounge, designed to be both elegant and comfortable, is an area in the living room of Düsseldorf that offers a wide range of stimulating activities. The well-stocked library invites you to browse through a collection of classic and contemporary books, including some new discoveries. 

Small alcoves in the lounge serve as perfect retreats for those seeking a little more privacy. These secluded corners are ideal for personal conversations or undisturbed moments of reflection. The discreet atmosphere, supported by attentive yet unobtrusive service, makes these alcoves an ideal place for confidential encounters.

The musical accompaniment of the piano gives the lounge a special touch. The man at the piano creates a harmonious mood that touches the emotions and perfectly rounds off the exclusive atmosphere of the lounge.

The aura is completed by the art on the walls of the lounge. Each work of art was specially selected for this room and blends harmoniously into the overall concept. However, the art in the lounge is not decoration, but an integral part of the overall arrangement, inspiring reflection, wonder and enjoyment.

Lounge with upholstered benches, glass table and floor lamps, with a view through an archway to the staircase
THE WELLEM Bar with chandelier, illuminated wall of bottles, bar stools and velvet armchairs between columns
Room divider of metal bars with AQ letters, with velvet armchairs and a floor lamp in the lounge behind
Wide stone staircase with dark carpet leading up to the portal of the hall
Portal with a medallion relief above the door between tall windows in the hall of Düsseldorf’s living room
Illuminated glass display cabinet at the bar with crystal glasses, decanters and a Hennessy bottle
Chilled champagne bottles lying in a mirrored display cabinet
Dark, swirling sculpture on a white plinth in the hall, with the staircase and columns behind
Two red armchairs with a side table in front of a large flower arrangement and ornamental grilles in the lounge
Hall with columns, stone staircase, red armchairs and stucco ceiling in Düsseldorf’s living room
Black Steinway grand piano on a blue carpet in front of a purple-lit archway in the lounge
Detail inside the grand piano with strings and golden cast-iron frame

The lounge's furnishings

Exquisite, exclusive, elegant 

Nothing was left to chance in the elegant design of the lounge. The sensitive lighting design sets the appropriate mood in the various areas. Comfortable lounge chairs, armchairs and sofas made of velvet or leather invite you to linger a while longer. And the library provides reading material that takes you to new spheres and also helps you forget to watch the clock.

The bar in the lounge

Fluid worlds of taste 

The art of mixing cocktails in the bar in Düsseldorf's living room is a fascinating interplay of aromas and textures, which the bar manager has mastered. Each cocktail is a carefully composed symphony of different flavours, perfectly harmonised with one another, and its creation resembles alchemical magic. Even the selection of rare spirits and champagnes from around the world amazes even the most dedicated connoisseurs. 

Art in the lounge 

More than just enjoying art

The diverse effect of art on people is part of the concept of the lounge in the living room of Düsseldorf. Paintings and sculptures by established artists, specially selected for this place by connoisseurs, have a very special effect here. They emotionalise, make you think and spark discussions, or simply captivate the viewer with their aesthetic design. And if the temptation is too great, you can also purchase them on request. 

Panoramic view of the historic facade of the Andreas Quartier with The Wellem