INpuls has designed the new offices of non-profit organization WFP Innovation Accelerator, located in Munich, Germany. Founded in 2016 in Munich, the WFP Innovation Accelerator is the originator of the initiative Zero Hunger by 2030, that inspires and support new ideas, tools and solutions that make sure no one goes hungry. An international team develops ideas […]
Project of a small apartment in Berlin intended for renting. In it we used furniture designed by Loft Kolasiński: a desk, a table, a bedside table, a mirror and a bed B1 from the Public Project collection.
Project: Neukölln apartment Designer: Studio Loft Kolasiński Date: 2016 Location: Berlin, Niemcy , Germany Area: 100 sq meter Photos: Karolina Bąk Studio Loft Kolasiński has conceived interior design of a Berlin apartment in an old house, in the neighbourhood of Neukölln. To equip the Neukölln apartment we used vintage furniture, carpets and lamps from the 20s, 60s and
Generator Berlin Mitte is the newest location in Generator’s quickly expanding chain of distinctive and eclectic urban design hostels. Within walking distance of the lively Hackescher Markt, Alexanderplatz, Museum Island, and iconic Kunsthaus Tacheles, Generator Mitte transforms two 19th century office buildings with the artistic character of Berlin’s streetscapes and the variety of experiences they offer.
This maisonette house belonging to two designers is a sensual collage of its owners’ thoughts and memories. The project was completed by Ippolito Fleitz Group a multidisciplinary, internationally operating design studio based in Stuttgart. In place of a closed, consistent aesthetic, the apartment functions as a collage of variegated moods. Yet in spite of their
Architects: Ippolito Fleitz Group Project: Benz House Team: Gunter Fleitz, Johannes Hanebuth, Peter Ippolito, Elisabeth Napetschnig, Kerem Özerler, Verena Schiffl, Markus Schmidt Location: Stuttgart, Germany Photography: Zooey Braun Markus Benz, company director of prestigious furniture brand Walter Knoll, and his wife Susanne wished to find a Stuttgart base that would enable them to offer their
INpuls has designed this apartment in München, Germany, for a client who wanted a spacious home with a minimalist interior design. Purist, reduced, simple. Adapted to the needs of the customer, a spacious structure with individualized areas was created. The furniture is reduced to the essentials. Selected vintage elements in combination with simple and linear
Designed by Santiago Brotons Design, the Berlin penthouse is located in a picturesque little street, just close by Ku-Damm in Berlin. The total surface is 320m2, including 3 terraces with amazing views over Berlin. Since penthouses of this kind are very rare in Berlin, we decided to emphasise these features and create a male and elegant
