When contemporary taste meets traditional architecture, it can often be a beautiful marriage; which is exactly what has happened in this 19th century tenement block thanks to the work of Berlinrodeo.
The apartment, designed by for a young art collector, is located in Berlin Tiergarten by the river Spree and is around 260 square metres in size. Faced with challenge of transforming an older apartment into a contemporary space is difficult enough, but the practice also had to take into account the client's need for plenty of space to accommodate an art collection. The results showcase a perfect balance of respecting the Wilhelminian-era structure whilst simulaneously including unexpected modern luxury features such as an oversized bathtub.
Berlinrodeo was set up in 2005 by Axel Schäfer and undertakes a wide variety of design work requiring unusual contemporary solutions for residential, retail and hospitality clients.
We'd also recommend you keep an eye on their website as we hear they'll be opening a showroom and shop very soon...
