“Room 204 – The House of Doors in MICHELBERGER HOTEL” in Berlin, Germany by Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture

Article source: Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture 

The next room is behind the door. The exiting experience of arriving in a hotel and explore its’ facilities is taken to its’ maximum in room 204 at the Michelberger Hotel in Berlin. Doors and windows open and reveal spaces full of details and surprises. A canyon like sauna, a high bedroom. A bathtub with a view. A cosy kitchen. A shower in a grotto. Large sitting steps leading to a guest bedroom.

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

• Architects: Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture
• Project: Room 204 – The House of Doors in MICHELBERGER HOTEL
• Location: Berlin, Germany 
• Photography: Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

First the guest is invited to explore, afterwards customizing the internal connections between the various rooms in her own preferred constellation.
The new rooms are designed in close collaboration between the Michelberger Team and the danish architect Sigurd Larsen.
The room is available for short or long-term stays under the hotel category “Hideout”.

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Rita Lino and James Pfaff

Image Courtesy © Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture

Image Courtesy © Sigurd Larsen Design & Architecture

Tags: Berlin, Germany

Category: Room

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