Fiesta Design
FEB 12 - 23
Fiesta Design features a room dedicated to Berlin designers and creatives. Developed as a Berlin scenography in collaboration with Gonzalez Haase AAS, the participants were jointly curated by visitBerlin and Gonzalez Haase AAS, complemented by contributions from an open call. The result is a mix of established names and emerging talents.
Kristin Betghe, TV Tower
Gonzalez Haase AAS,Tower vases, Lola light, Solid shelf
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Gonzalez Haase AAS
Photo: © Robert Rieger
LOLA Light, GONZALEZ HAASE AAS, 2023
Polished aluminium and mouth-blown glass
23,2 x 22,7 x 23,2 (WxDxH) cm
The Lola series is a lighting object, handcrafted in Berlin from high-quality materials such as polished aluminum and mouth-blown glass. With a glass body available in clear transparent, smokey grey, pink, or red these versatile objects are available as both wall and standalone tabletop lamps.
Crafting triangular or geometric shapes in mouth-blown glass is uncommon, as the material naturally tends toward rounded forms. To achieve LOLA’s distinctive design, a custom mold was developed.
Each LOLA lamp is equipped with a custom-made LED system featuring smooth dimming capabilities. These versatile objects can be used individually as wall or tabletop lamps, or combined to create illuminated patterns.
The LOLA FLOOR LAMP is equipped with our self-developed LED system, which makes it seamlessly dimmable via touch control through the surface of the aluminium. LOLA can be also controlled separately via smart systems.
"The LOLA light embodies an exploration of scale and materials. In our design process, we shape spaces where light takes on a pivotal role, much like a sculptor approaches their work. We treat light as an architectural element that defines the essence of a space."
– JUDITH HAASE
Polished stainless steel frame and high polished aluminum plates
39 x 43 x 80 cm (WxDxH)
The Climate Chair is designed for both outdoor and indoor use, with a single frame that supports various forms, creating a versatile family of chairs. Climate refers not to climate change, but rather to changing weather conditions and the diverse climates across different geographical regions.High polished stainless steel frame and high polished aluminum plates with rounded edges.
Available in four different configurations, with backrest and seat plates in round and rectangular forms.Handmade in Berlin.
Polished stainless steel frame and aluminum square tubes
150 x 150 x 1500 cm (WxDxH)
“Dry garden & wet movables” focuses on some contradictions of urban living, exploring the evolving role of architecture in contemporary society. Every element of the installation reacts to its surrounding, urging visitors to engage. This interaction continually shapes the scenery of light blue paper confetti, wrapped around high rise aluminium towers like urban canyons. With reaction as a central element, the design emerges from purely aesthetic to performative, offering critical commentary on current social conditions. The aluminium towers are inhabited by plants which are sprouting from the different shaped windows. The juxtaposition of these norm-core plants, commonly found in everyday households, like different inhabitants, reveals a new vision, turning the mundane into something poetic.
All objects, up to the benches that extend in modular sequences, are originating from the same industrial semi-finished product – a 150 x 150 mm aluminium square tube. Small interventions elevate the objects to collectible quality: finishes like high polished, sand blasted, hand marked or covered with natural leather and high polished stainless steel additions. Specially manufactured red Lola lights and 400 kg of recycled paper confetti, kept in motion by large fans, are creating the sound- and landscape of the installation.
Polished stainless steel frame and aluminum square tubes
200 x 50 x 115 cm (WxDxH)
Frank Oehring
FRANK OEHRING, © Andreas Gehrke
FRANK OEHRING
For decades, Frank Oehring has contributed to Berlin’s design culture with his visionary light sculptures, including his most iconic work at the ICC Berlin. Now, with the ICC officially protected and recognised as a cultural landmark, his work gains new appreciation.
At La Línea Sueña, this work is presented in an international context for the very first time, offering a rare insight into his exploration of light, form, and architecture. The exhibition features sculptures, models, drawings, and video – a comprehensive showcase of his decades-long practice.
Aluminium, acrylic glass, neon
59.5 cm x 42 cm x 50 cm
The rhythmic neon white guide tracks were a design variant that later evolved into a binary system of blue and red neon guiding tracks, leading visitors through the International Congress Center (ICC) Berlin.
The image Frank Oehring had in mind was a nervous system for the ICC building.The design of the Leitspur was influenced by technical and functional requirements, resulting in a formal language based on fundamental geometric shapes such as the circle, square, rectangle, and triangle.
Aluminium, acrylic glas
46 cm x 44 cm x 26 cm
Illya Goldman Gubin
Polyurethane foam, UV resistant urethane, Mixed media
33 x 25 x 35 cm [L x W x H]
The latest practice unveils functional pieces made from discarded polyurethane foam panels, often inexpensive and disposable. These panels, symbolizing softness, are transformed to defy conventional perceptions of fragility and utility. Despite their lack of UV resistance, making them an unconventional choice for exposure, they exude unexpected resilience beyond their facade. The underlying concept, conceived with a childish approach, delves into the intricate interplay between materiality and function, inviting viewers to contemplate the profound implications of repurposing common materials.
130 x 90 cm [L x H]
Struktur Leather Handrail:One of four everyday objects fully reimagined in leather as part of the Struktur Ecco MS-B Derby release. The concept was to reinterpret the appearance of the shoe in various physical forms by covering ready-made objects in leather and applying 'Struktur' to the base, as with the shoes.
Size 43
The specially treated surface, titled ,Struktur' -German for ‚structure' —was discovered by Illya Goldman Gubin by chance during an experiment in 2019. He initially developed it for his art practice, applying it to both wall pieces and sculptures. Each surface is applied individually by hand-a time-consuming process that results in a unique and singular structure. `Struktur' is expected to develop and change over time.
Rafael Horzon
Rafael Horzon studied comparative literature, philosophy, and atomic physics in Paris, Munich, and Berlin. After abandoning his studies, he trained as a parcel delivery driver for Deutsche Post in 1996. He then founded numerous companies and organisations, including the Wissenschaftsakademie Berlin (Berlin Academy of Sciences), the Deutsche Zentrum für Dokumentarfotografie (German Centre for Documentary Photography), and most recently, the Deutsche Design Museum (German Design Museum). He is the author of several books, and his autobiographical bestseller Das Weisse Buch (The White Book) has been translated into numerous languages. Rafael Horzon lives and works in Berlin.
The furniture company MOEBEL HORZON was founded by Rafael Horzon in 1999. Based in Berlin, MOEBEL HORZON produces shelving units and wardrobes characterised by a clear design aesthetic and strict functionality.
The company HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE was founded by Rafael Horzon in Berlin in 2022. While HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE function as conventional lamps, they also offer added value by being combined with household appliances such as toasters, deep fryers, or ovens.
White-coated birch plywood, 12 mm
Height: 199 cm, Width: 35.9 cm, Depth: 34.8 cmAdd 4 cm to each dimension for packaging (bubble wrap).
Die Möbelfirma MOEBEL HORZON wurde 1999 von Rafael Horzon gegründet. MOEBEL HORZON produziert in Berlin Regalwände und Kleiderschränke, die sich durch klare Gestaltung und strenge Funktionalität auszeichnen.
White-coated birch plywood, 12 mm
Height: 237.6 cm, Width: 35.9 cm, Depth: 34.8 cmAdd 4 cm to each dimension for packaging (bubble wrap).
Die Möbelfirma MOEBEL HORZON wurde 1999 von Rafael Horzon gegründet. MOEBEL HORZON produziert in Berlin Regalwände und Kleiderschränke, die sich durch klare Gestaltung und strenge Funktionalität auszeichnen.
White-coated birch plywood, 12 mm
Height: 237.6 cm, Width: 35.9 cm, Depth: 25.0 cmAdd 4 cm to each dimension for packaging (bubble wrap).
Die Möbelfirma MOEBEL HORZON wurde 1999 von Rafael Horzon gegründet. MOEBEL HORZON produziert in Berlin Regalwände und Kleiderschränke, die sich durch klare Gestaltung und strenge Funktionalität auszeichnen.
Stainless steel and round LED tubes
Width: 48 cm, Depth: 42 cm, Height: 19.5 cm, Height including LED tubes: 45 cm(Packaging dimensions: Pizza oven: 50 × 50 × 35 cm)
Die Firma HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE wurde 2022 von Rafael Horzon in Berlin gegründet. HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE können als herkömmliche Lampen benutzt werden, sie haben aber auch einen Mehrwert, indem sie mit Haushaltsgeräten wie Toastern, Fritteusen oder Backöfen kombiniert werden.
Stainless steel and round LED tubes
Width: 24 cm, Depth: 28 cm, Height: 31 cm, Height including LED tubes: 35 cm(Packaging dimensions: Hot dog bun warmer: 50 × 35 × 35 cm)
Die Firma HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE wurde 2022 von Rafael Horzon in Berlin gegründet. HORZONS RAUMERHELLUNGSOBJEKTE können als herkömmliche Lampen benutzt werden, sie haben aber auch einen Mehrwert, indem sie mit Haushaltsgeräten wie Toastern, Fritteusen oder Backöfen kombiniert werden.
032c
032c is a media and fashion company for the 21st century. Founded by Joerg Koch in 2000, 032c began as a magazine in Berlin. Now the brand also creates ready-to-wear collections and community-catalysing experiences on a global scale. The mission of every 032c production is to inform, provoke, and activate the imagination. The 032c universe is a place for freedom, research, and creativity, where fantasy is reality, aspiration is attainment, and everything is culture in the making. And, like any universe, 032c is expanding.
Fabric
Utilitarian inspired bomber jacket made out of treated nylon. This item is fully garment dyed, creating a special treated look and making each piece unique. Front tape zip pockets and zip placket with webbing tape reinforcements. Fully removable collar with fastening system to keep the fabric close to your neck during extra cold days. Concealed zip sleeve pocket. Quilted and padded lining at the inside. Thumb hole on sleeve rib to keep your hands warm. Loose fit.032c logo embroidery on the back and utilitarian inspired style code information label on the sleeve. Densely woven, durable nylon material prepared for innovative garment dye process.
Fabric
Classic blouson shape crafted from a soft fake fur. Featuring a front zip closure, elasticated hem, sleeve cuffs, and easy to reach side welt pockets. The inside of the jacket is lined with a silky viscose lining with a subtle 032c logo jacquard. Interior welt pocket for safekeeping.Loose fit.032c Workshop logo jacquard across the back sleeves and back panel.Bi-color look.A new soft fake fur bonded with a suede material.
Fabric
This distressed oversized hoodie with a lost kangaroo pocket comes in a faded olive for an overall vintage feel. Oversized fit. Screenprinted seasonal 032c “Spliced” artwork.Midweight terry fabric made from certified organic cotton.
Fabric
This distressed oversized t-shirt comes in washed black for an overall vintage feel.Oversized fit.Screenprinted seasonal 032c “Never Shatter” artwork.Heavyweight jersey made from certified organic cotton.
Pascal Hien
Pascal Hien graduated from the UDK Berlin in 2014, after which he received a design scholarship at the Fabrica Research Centre in Italy. His professional experience includes working for Steelcase Inc. and Konstantin Grcic. In 2023, he founded the Pascal Hien Office for Design, which offers expertise in industrial, exhibition and concept design. His goal: to create meaningful design with an honest, responsible and reflective approach. In 2016, Pascal was selected as one of Wallpaper* magazine’s top graduates. His most recent project, Migo, was included in the permanent collection of the London Design Museum.
Carrara marble
Ø 7 cm x H 52 cm
Division is a polished marble vase made to be broken. A collision of control and chaos. This marble cylinder only becomes functional and unique through a controlled stroke.
Rohling (Gil Russ Studio)
Bio Gil Russ:
Introducing Gil Russ, born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Gil embarked on a journey of architectural exploration by studying at the Technical University of Darmstadt, where he refined his expertise and knowledge. In 2015, Gil founded the architecture studio bearing his name, a testament to his visionary approach to design. Gil uniquely utilizes construction as a primary aspect of his design philosophy, seamlessly integrating form and function. With a foundation in architecture and a commitment to innovative design, Gil Russ continues shaping spaces that harmonize aesthetics and practicality.
Bio Brian Chen:
Born in Tainan, Taiwan, is a distinguished product designer. After studying industrial management and design in Taiwan, he decided to pursue further education in Dessau, Germany. Since 2014, he has been making waves in Berlin as a proficient product designer and model maker. Brian's expertise lies in mastering technical skills and tools across various materials, including wood, steel, aluminum, and more. His dedication to continuous learning and versatility in working with diverse materials showcases his commitment to delivering innovative and well-crafted designs.
Gil Russ – architect – and Brian Chen – product designer – have been living and working in Berlin since 2013.
In 2024, the Berlin-based furniture manufacturer Rohling was founded.
100 % aluminum
Width: 55 cmDepth: 63 cmHeight: 80 cmSeat Depth: 41 cmSeat Height: 43 cm
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and technical precision — this chair is made of 100 % aluminum. The structural framework is produced from 2,5 mm aluminum profiles and all parts are connected with bolts & nuts.
ROHLING ARMCHAIR TYPE 1:Embodying the German term "Rohling" this chair stands as a testament to raw-shaped materials, seamlessly integrated to form a wide range of functional elements.
The design ethos of Armchair Typ 1 goes beyond basic functionality, providing a distinctive process of form and purpose.
Architectural design takes center stage, as the chair ingeniously addresses system problems, presenting an honest and transparent approach to assembly.Crafted entirely from 100% aluminum, the chair seamlessly merges durability with a sleek, minimalist appeal.
The Typ 1 chair is produced near Berlin in Königs Wusterhausen.
MONIKA (Miriam Umiń)
MONIKA is a Berlin based design studio led by artist Miriam Umiń. Rooted in a conceptual approach, the studio spans a wide range of projects from interiors to exhibition and object design. MONIKA is also a character. In each project she responds fluidly to context, considering form, function, and the potential for reconfiguration. At times MONIKA is deliberately contradictory and difficult. She is beholden to her desires. MONIKA is interested in pleasure and indulgence, seeing the corporeal as both a site of critique and a means of exploring new modes of being and making.
Electroplated steel
Walnut NUT: 3,2 x 2,8 x 1,7cm
Peanut NUT: 3,3 x 2,5 x 2,5 cm
Almond NUT: 3,3 x 2,9 x 2,5 cm
Made of chrome plated steel, NUT is a poetic play on the nut and bolt. An often overlooked joint/connector, NUT highlights the simplicity and multi-function of the common nut and bolt. Not only does it fasten and hold materials and components in place, NUT also acts as a form of tactile ornamentation that forces the user to think about the origin of the connection and the nature of modular assembly. Originally designed so that it could insert itself in existing forms of assembly, NUT is meant to be used as a connector for offcuts, waste materials and modular systems. NUT was influenced by the DIY-like characetristics that Berlin’s art and design scenes foster.
Terrace FRZNTE (Franziska)
FRZNTE is a DJ, Pole Performer and Cultural Producer.In her pole performances, she combines performative, choreographic, and sculptural elements, often referring to the architectural context. Her body wrapping and moving around the pole becomes a kinetic sculpture and gesture of empowerment.
By bringing the pole into open, urban environments—particularly rooftops and other architectural structures— FRZNTE invites critical conversations about gender, visibility, and ownership of space. FRZNTE collaborated with Transmoderna, a digital art and electronic music collective co-founded by DJ Dixon. She has also performed with Peaches at Deutsche Oper, Berlin, collaborated with UCC Harlo at Montez Press Radio in New York, and performed her “Spinning Rooftops” series on various rooftops in Berlin and Reykjavik. The architecture magazine ARCH+ put her on the front page for their Berlin Praxis issue published in 2021.She is occasionally on tour with the Icelandic artist and musician Apex Anima. They create a highly energetic audio-visual live show in which they fuse ethereal with physical, platonic with erotic and static with acrobatic moments.As a DJ her mix of Hip Hop, Disco, Techno, Booty Beats and the most beautiful All Time Favourites transform art shows, film events and nightclubs into an extravaganza of wild parties. Her music is both trash and glam. Sometimes, she brings her pole to the party and stirs up a mirage of smoke with her slowly spinning high heels for her hypnotic Pole DJ Set.
In her pole performances, she combines performative, choreographic, and sculptural elements, often referring to the architectural context. Her body wrapping and moving around the pole becomes a kinetic sculpture and gesture of empowerment.By bringing the pole into open, urban environments—particularly rooftops and other architectural structures— FRZNTE invites critical conversations about gender, visibility, and ownership of space.
Sam Chermayeff Office
Sam Chermayeff Office’s work believes that architecture can make things happen and that things can happen to architecture. With offices based in Berlin and New York, both studios work on wide range of projects including multiunit housing buildings, institutional buildings, exhibitions and furniture. Our clients include the Albanian state, FLOS, many private individuals, Knoll, Maharam, several building groups and we appreciate this diversity.
Sam Chermayeff Office is made of two partners, Sam Chermayeff and Barbara Polakova and a multidisciplinary team of architects and designers. The office has an extended interest in how we live alone and together.
Stainless steel
d 25cm H90cm
Single round induction cooktop stand made from stainless steel.
Galvanised steel
28 x 42 cm
The flower stand, a vase, is a light and simple response to mass, made to hold large flowers and branches.
Sam Chermayeff Office with Pia Matthes
Rock, castors
Rock is omnipresent and but too little attention is paid to this material, that covers our earth's surface. The high performance rocks bring apiece of nature into the interior.Through different functions, the stones perform in very unique ways.
Live From Earth
Live From Earth is an independent music label with a focus on emerging artists. The Berlin based collective is re-interpretating a diverse range of music with no limits and no boundaries in pursue of it’s strong visions of modern sounds.
Cotton
175 x 17 cm | 25 x 2,5 cm
"Wristband Scarf" – Limited Edition scarf featuring the full Berghain lineup (22.11.2024) from the original wristband of the night.
Canvas
90 x 60 cm
"FDP - Informationsblatt" – wall scroll featuring various German police vehicles with technical specifications and an informational text on police brutality.
Vinyl
31 x 31 cm
"In the Mood" – EP released in 2022 in both digital and physical formats via Live From Earth.
Cotton
M
"LFE Gang Shirt" – LFE Gang Shirt" – Classic merch piece that exists since 2014.
Paper
84 x 59,5 cm (A1)
"LFEK Berghain series" – poster from the 14th-15th of April 2023, Live From Earth label night at Berghain and Panorama Bar.
Matylda Krzykowski
Matylda Krzykowski directs, designs, writes, and talks about objects within space and ideas outside of space. Her transdisciplinary, geographically mobile practice resonates worldwide in the forms of exhibitions, installations, talks, texts, performances and exhibits. In her role as artistic lead of CIVIC at Basel Academy of Art & Design Matylda Krzykowski provides an educational and experimental environment with opportunities for participation, contribution, and exchange to promote an understanding of the relevance of art and design today.
The hand is the body part most frequently used as a symbol. It is the main human tool with an ability to transfer invisible energy into form. Matylda Krzykowski designed a hand that is active and frivolous, its long fingers can be interpreted as extending into established ideas, crushing them, and reforming them into something new. The index finger latches on to unformed leaky ideas, flirting with unresolved beliefs and notions.
Paleworks (Yagmur Ruzgar, Ozan Akkoyun)
Paleworks, founded in 2017 by Ozan Akkoyun and Yağmur Ruzgar, is a Berlin-based creative studio that forms refined yet purposeful brands and creates tangible and digital objects as the output of their collective influence.
Stainless Steel
Width: Vary based on the set-up, Height 150 cm
Tubular steel display system.
Flow is a tubular steel display system designed to seamlessly fit into diverse spaces—owing to its simple and modular nature. The structure blurs the line between design and art, and can double as a blank canvas for creatives. It’s a sleek and functional addition that fills the gap between creative industries: effortlessly assembled without tools, disassembled in minutes, and conveniently flat-packed for transport. Consisting of three modules, numerous configurations can be created: A simple hanging rack, a corner, a circular or linear arrangement, or a labyrinthic sequence.Flow investigates a new Bauhaus product from today’s perspective since the cult designs have been predominantly chairs, lamps, or tables. Designed by two master’s graduates of the Bauhaus University Weimar, in a similar position to, for example, the Wilhelm Wagenfeld (Wagenfeld Lamp), the system questions: What makes a product iconic? Can we still design a classic?
Stainless Steel
Width 140 cm, Height 150 cm
Tubular steel display system
CRAVERS (Ozan Akkoyun)
CRAVERS is a Berlin-based vegan brand dedicated to redefining snacking with nutritious and delicious hazelnut-based products. Everything CRAVERS makes is free from added sugar, palm oil, additives, and gluten, proving that healthy doesn’t have to be boring. CRAVERS is committed to transforming the harmful eating habits of past generations into clean, conscious ones—without compromising on taste. With a direct connection to the source and culture, the brand partners with a women-led local manufacturer and aims to give this amazing nut the recognition it deserves.
Hazelnut Butter consists of nothing but the pure hazelnut butter itself - no added sugar, no nasty additives. The natural sweetness combined with the smooth texture is the perfect match for the sugar-conscious! Thanks to the super healthy high-fat content, it boosts your metabolism, keeps you full while providing a great amount of dietary fiber, folate, and Vitamin E. This one-ingredient delicious hazelnut butter spread is made purely of dry roasted hazelnuts.Energy Balls: Snacking should be fun, and nutritious food doesn’t have to be boring. Meet your new crush: 100% delicious date–hazelnut balls filled with the purest CRAVERS Hazelnut Butter. Pair them with coffee for a guilt-free treat, take a bite to keep the hanger at bay, or nosh away for a 5 o’clock pick-me-up.
Charlotte Rohde
Charlotte Rohde (DE, *1992) is an artist, (type)-designer, and writer, based in Berlin. Her way of handling ideas on hyperfemininity, the economy of trust and pop culture through language is bracing her horizontal practice of from very applied to quite fine arts.For the last three years, she functioned as Guest Professor for Typography and Type Design at Bauhaus Universität Weimar and has lectured in various institutions, for example Princeton University, Universität der Künste Berlin, Sandberg Instituut, Central Saint Martins, and the Estonian Academy of the Arts. She recently published her first Monograph titled “You Loved An Image”, with DISTANZ Verlag Berlin, an Artist Book that contains Autotheory, Poetry and Typographic Interventions.Together with Levi van Gelder, Rohde researches and lectures on the topic of visual literacy in digital spaces, memetic warfare and fan fiction.
Together with Vivien Hoffmann, Rohde runs the project SoliType since 2020. Through offering a selection of independent type designs, they generate donations for organizations that support people seeking refuge in the EU. SoliType has collected more than 50.000€ in four years.
Together with Max Weinland, she runs the website What Is My Work Worth which collects information and opinions around pricing, labor and capitalism critique in the field of graphic design.
Her works have been shown at Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, Klingspor Museum Offenbach, NEVERNEVERLAND Amsterdam, Autohaus.Autohaus Kassel, and soft power Berlin. She has received Grants from Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes and Stimuleringsfonds Creative Industrie. She has been published in formats like form Design Magazine, Missy Magazine, passe-avant and It’s Nice That. Several Institutions use her typefaces for their visual identity, such as Martin Gropius Bau Berlin, Serpentine Gallery London, and Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin.
Typeface
Typeface + Webfont in Light, Light Condensed and Bold and Bold Condensed
Aluminium
380 w, 120h, 2 d
The series of metal letterings by Charlotte Rohde (*1992, DE) highlights the intersection of form and content of language, materialised in roughened aluminium. All lettering are set in the artist’s typeface New Edge 666, which plays with fluidity and partial softness. Aluminium being a very soft and light, yet very hard to melt metal, it embodies the ambiguities and trickery of contemporary womanhood.
Aluminium
720 w, 280 h, 2mm d
The series of metal letterings by Charlotte Rohde (*1992, DE) highlights the intersection of form and content of language, materialised in roughened aluminium. All lettering are set in the artist’s typeface New Edge 666, which plays with fluidity and partial softness. Aluminium being a very soft and light, yet very hard to melt metal, it embodies the ambiguities and trickery of contemporary womanhood.
Aluminium
420mm w, 90mm h, 2mm d
The series of metal letterings by Charlotte Rohde (*1992, DE) highlights the intersection of form and content of language, materialised in roughened aluminium. All lettering are set in the artist’s typeface New Edge 666, which plays with fluidity and partial softness. Aluminium being a very soft and light, yet very hard to melt metal, it embodies the ambiguities and trickery of contemporary womanhood.
Tina Roeder
Tina Roeder was born in Germany in 1975. She studied at Central Saint Martins in London, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in 2000. Roeder went on to earn her Master's degree from the Design Academy Eindhoven under Droog in 2004. After graduating, she trained with Studio Job in Antwerp and launched her own studio in Berlin in 2007, where she continues to live and work today.
Steel, signal white coating matt, chrome-plated details. hand-blown glass with crystal cut.
23 cm x 23 cm x 120 cm.
Floor lamp inspired by a standard table lamp.Crystal clear yet subtly comforting.
Teuber Kohlhoff
TEUBER KOHLHOFF is a textile and interior design studio founded by Anna Teuber and Franzi Kohlhoff 2015 in Berlin. The studio’s commissions range from print and pattern design to woven or knitted interior products and spatial installations.
With a keen interest in establishing a lively dialogue between archetype and experimentation, the studio creates strong narratives and standout projects. A profound knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes enable conscious design decisions, as well as a sensitive use of production facilities. Aiming for individual solutions and the utmost standards, the studio works in close collaboration with high-quality weaving and knitting mills, and a trusted network of manufactories and architects in Germany and across Europe.
The installation piece NO GRAVITY merges elegance with rebellion. Its reflective silver surface symbolizes fluidity, while bold graffiti patterns disrupt it with raw and dynamic energy. This contrast challenges ideas of identity, authority, and resistance, making the piece both striking and thought-provoking. It plays with the illusion of weightlessness, as if floating between order and chaos. The interplay of light and texture further enhances its sense of movement, making it feel both ethereal and grounded.
Loehr x Teuber Kohlhoff
LOEHR is a label of furniture and objects from Berlin, Germany. Founded by three brothers, David, Leon and Julian, it is a brand built upon the values of kinship. The product collection, informed by architectural categories and methods, develops with the intent to create uncompromising and better spaces for living, working and being.
TK1 SpraySPRAY takes a visual citation of urban space into your own living environment. The thick, roughened wool fabric displays a pattern of lines that appears to have been sprayed on spontaneously. The jacquard double weave creates an inverted motif on both sides, revealing new facets with every use. SPRAY is available in three colors, each combining a wool-white warp thread with a contrasting colored weft thread. With its generous format and shortened fringes, the throw combines both aesthetic and tactile qualities.TK1 SPRAY is designed by Teuber Kohlhoff.
Andreas Gehrke
Andreas Gehrke (*1975) is a photographer and publisher. His work has been exhibited at institutions such as the Deutsches Architekturmuseum in Frankfurt am Main and PS1 in New York. Since 1999, he has been working internationally under the pseudonym Noshe, producing commissioned work for renowned architectural firms such as David Chipperfield and Sauerbruch Hutton, as well as for magazines and publishers including Wallpaper*, AD Germany, Distanz, and Hatje Cantz.In 2013, he founded the publishing house Drittel Books, which has since published numerous photobooks.Andreas Gehrke lives in Berlin. His photographic portraits capture constructed and evolving landscapes, exploring the tension between stagnation and transformation.
- Palast der Republik, 2006- NUK Ruschestraße, 2016
- ICC Berlin, 2004
- ICC Berlin (Detail), 2021
His photographic portraits capture constructed and evolving landscapes, exploring the tension between stagnation and transformation.
