Every month I flip through Architectural Digest in search of interior inspiration and to discover the style and design of tomorrow. This weekend, however, I’ll be finding out in person: at AD Interior: New Perspectives (21–23.10.2022), an exhibition that is welcoming renowned design experts to the Kronprinzenpalais in Mitte. The three-day event will feature 12 design studios including Batek Architekten, Gonzalez Haase AAS, Julia von Werz, Stephanie Thatenhorst and Studio Oink. David Kosock and Joern Scheipers from Vaust Studio, for instance, draw on brutalism and play with familiar materials like stone, wood and – of course – concrete. Ester Bruzkus Architekten, meanwhile, are inspired by the idea of “boxes inside boxes” and have a soft spot for color. Their work is just one example of the new German perspectives on interiors, product design and architecture that go way beyond the usual Bauhaus, Bella Italia and Parisian Chic.
Text: Alison Musch / Credit: F|DREI agency for AD Architectural Digest Germany
AD Interior: New Perspectives, Kronprinzenpalais, Unter den Linden 3, 10117 Berlin–Mitte; map
21–23.10.2022
See online for tickets and more info.
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