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This office refurbishment was designed to embrace Nordic elegance. The color palette is kept in warm tones to harmonise with the wooden ceiling. Zurich-based Andrin Schweizer Company GmbH selected acoustically enhancing "Pisa", a slightly textured sheer for the window coverings. Carpets and the selection of  furnitures perfectly complement this classy and cozy ambiance, encapsulating the designer's passion for creating atmospheric interior design concepts.  Fabric: Pisa Architect: Andrin Schweizer Company GmbH Location: Zürich, Switzerland Photographer: dasbild.ch

Congratulations to Liz Collins for her incredible wallpaper design "Mischief"! Together we won the NYC Design Award in the “Residential Wall Covering” category. Fabric: "Mischief" wallpaper. Artist:  Liz Collins  Award: NYCxDesign Awards 2024. Location: New York City.    

Trends and Traditions Exhibition is inspired at the most prominent furniture Meet & Greet in Scandinavia, where we meet to talk about design, architecture and innovation.  Fabric: Costume Print on Plastic Fantastic Client: Grape Location: Lokomotivværkstedet, Copenhagen  

Step into "The Counter" and immerse yourself in a world where culinary excellence meets impeccable design. Our collaboration with Suter plus GmbH has resulted in an ambiance that captivates the senses and invites you to indulge in an unforgettable dining experience. Fabric: Grace  Client: The Counter Interior Design: Suter plus GmbH Sewing Atelier: Roland Keinath Innendekorationen GmbH Location: Zürich, Switzerland Photographer: Lukas Lienhard

Rushnyk is a decorative and ceremonial fabric. Typically crafted from linen or cotton, embodies intricate woven or embroidered patterns, symbols, and cryptograms from antiquity. Historically integral to sacred East Slavic rituals, it holds cultural significance. Fabric: Special production carpet, hand-tufted, 100% New Zeeland wool Exhibition: Rushnyk - The Horrors of War Designer & Photographer: Caro Baumann Project participants: Olena Shutovska & Ksenia Sobotovych Location: Museum Documentation Center Flight, Expulsion, ReconciliationBerlin, Germany