White Pavilion, Łazienki, Warsaw

White Pavilion in Łazienki Królewskie, Warsaw

This minimalist illustration presents the Biały Dom (White Pavilion) an intimate yet exceptionally elegant classicist pavilion located in the heart of Łazienki Królewskie in Warsaw. It was the first structure commissioned by King Stanisław August Poniatowski, marking the beginning of the royal residence in this area.

Built around 1774 along the Royal Promenade, the Biały Dom was most likely designed by Dominik Merlini, the king’s chief architect and the creator of the Stanisławowski style. This modest, two-storey building with classical proportions and simple form served as the monarch’s private retreat, a place for reflection, rest, and quiet meetings. Its delicate architecture, surrounded by greenery, reflects the Enlightenment ideals of peace, elegance, and harmony.

Why is this illustration worth having?

• A unique atmosphere: Biały Dom is more than architecture – it’s the feeling of summer walks in royal gardens.
• Masterful form: the subtlety of Merlini’s design is beautifully captured in clean graphic lines.
• Decorative versatility: it perfectly complements classic, modern, Scandinavian, or vintage interiors.
• A thoughtful gift: for lovers of Warsaw, architecture and art, or anyone who values objects with soul.

Product features:

• Style: minimalist architectural illustration.
• Subject: Biały Dom, pavilion in Łazienki Królewskie
• Colour palette: classic black and white.
• Print: high-quality fine art paper.
• Illustration sizes: 25 × 16 cm or 38 × 28 cm.
• Passe-partout: black / ecru / copper / cherry / green.
• Frame size: 30 × 21 cm or 50 × 40 cm.
• Wooden frame with glass: gold / brown / bronze-gold / black-gold.
• Made in: Poland.

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