Grand hotel Tascenberg palais, Dresden Germany
Originally commissioned in 1705 by Augustus the Strong as a city palace for his mistress, Anna Constantia, Countess of Cosel, this historic building stood in ruins for nearly 50 years after the Second World War. In 1990 an architectural idea competition was launched, ensuring that, like a phoenix from the ashes, the Taschenbergpalais would be restored to its former splendour as a high-end hotel. The hotel with 180 rooms is a five star hotel. Here we where comissioned to do the interior design including furniture design - Completed Cooperation Living design Berlin.
Adlon hotel, Berlin Germany
I had the opportunity to contribute to the restoration project of Hotel Adlon in Berlin, which holds great historical significance. The hotel had tragically been destroyed in the end of the war 1945 and was rebuilt and finished 1997. - Completed Cooperating Living design-Stockholm
Hotel Kempinski Furstenhof, Lepzig Germany
Hotel Fürstenhof is the oldest luxury hotel in Leipzig. The original building, Löhrs Haus, located at today's Tröndlinring 8, dates back to 1771 and has been operated as a hotel since 1890, with several renovations and expansions over the years. We were commissioned to carry out interior design together with my colleagues at Living Design in Berlin. - Completed
Grand hotel, Stockholm Sweden
During the renovation of the Grand Hotel in Stockholm, We were commissioned to carry out interior design for The renovation of floors 4-7 and the new flag suites together with my colleagues at Living Design in Stockholm-Completed
Lida friluftsgård, Sweden
Lida has origins dating back to the 1600s: as early as 1642, there was a small farm called Lidatorpet. Lida Outdoor Center is currently a facility for outdoor activities and offers a variety of different activities.The main building was designed between 1942 and 1943 by architect Ralph Erskine. The construction was carried out using traditional timber techniques and was completed in 1946. In 2006, Erskine’s main building was expanded with a modern-style addition for the erestaurant. Our idea was to relate to the original timber technique, in a modern way. The façade's rib framework reflects the main building's traditional timber technique in its scale and rustic expression. The color scheme remains the same as that of the original building. -Completed 2006 Cooperation Scheiwiller Svenssons Arkitektkontor
Restaurant Storstad, Stockholm Sweden
The interior concept draws inspiration from the timeless charm of a classic French bistro. The owners of the bar and restaurant envisioned a space that exudes a local, enduring atmosphere—a welcoming spot where patrons can relax and socialize. "A place with the feeling that it has been there for decades". To achieve this and open up the premises, we demolished all walls and removed all surface conditions to the foundation and selected traditional materials like mahogany wood, white classic tiles, and brass accents, lending Storstad an elegant, vintage feel. These elements are complemented by sensual minimalistic details, creating a refined environment that keeps guests present and engaged in the moment. - Completed
Olssons skor, Stockholm Sweden
Next to Storstad is Olssons Skor, an intimate little venue where you can experience something with that little extra touch. The atmosphere hovers between a bar and a nightclub, creating a unique vibe. The interior design is inspired, among other places, by smaller bar clubs in Barcelona, Paris, and New York; elements that have been carefully incorporated to craft a seductive and inspiring environment. The neon sign, which is original from the 1940s-1950s, has become a distinctive brand for the place. - Completed
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