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Creative Director | Interior Stylist based in Basel & Berlin. Represented by @stylecouncilagency Founder of @ohyouprettythings.ch & @june_basel
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HOME STORIES FOR SPRING 2026@vitra@maxcarlokohal@lari_hahn@___lisasc___styled by me
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HOME STORIES FOR SPRING 2026 @vitra @maxcarlokohal @lari_hahn @___lisasc___ styled by me ✌🏻
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14 days ago
My latest work for @vitraHOME STORIES FOR SPRING 2026@maxcarlokohal@lari_hahn@___lisasc___
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My latest work for @vitra HOME STORIES FOR SPRING 2026 @maxcarlokohal @lari_hahn @___lisasc___
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2 months ago
Supermarket of my dreams ️Designed by: @minimalstudiodesignsPlastic Box is a supermarket in Mallorca with a very distinct look. The building is a simple, heavy concrete volume on the outside, giving it a strong brutalist feel.Inside, the standout feature is the ceiling, which is made from recycled plastic crates. They’re arranged in a grid and used to hide lighting and ventilation, while also diffusing light through the space. This creates a textured, graphic ceiling without adding unnecessary materials.The rest of the interior sticks to the same minimal approach: concrete floors, steel shelving, and blocky checkout counters. Everything is kept functional and stripped back, letting the materials do the work. : @leonardo_condor#brutalism #retaildesign #mallorca #minimalstudio #sustainablearchitecture #repost
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Supermarket of my dreams ☁️ Designed by: @minimalstudiodesigns Plastic Box is a supermarket in Mallorca with a very distinct look. The building is a simple, heavy concrete volume on the outside, giving it a strong brutalist feel. Inside, the standout feature is the ceiling, which is made from recycled plastic crates. They’re arranged in a grid and used to hide lighting and ventilation, while also diffusing light through the space. This creates a textured, graphic ceiling without adding unnecessary materials. The rest of the interior sticks to the same minimal approach: concrete floors, steel shelving, and blocky checkout counters. Everything is kept functional and stripped back, letting the materials do the work. 📸: @leonardo_condor #brutalism #retaildesign #mallorca #minimalstudio #sustainablearchitecture #repost
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5 months ago
Works by AGO collaborators OHLA Studio (@ohlastudio), pictured at their 2023 AGO Projects exhibition.Founded by Giulia Zink and Mat Trumbull, OHLA Studio develops furniture and objects shaped by architectural form, material experimentation and the craft traditions of central Mexico.Their work for AGO explored solid volumes, textured surfaces and a palette grounded in natural finishes, reflecting the studio’s interest in pieces that feel both elemental and highly considered.If you happen to be in CDMX, be sure to stop by my favorite gallery @agoprojects #repost
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Works by AGO collaborators OHLA Studio (@ohlastudio ), pictured at their 2023 AGO Projects exhibition. Founded by Giulia Zink and Mat Trumbull, OHLA Studio develops furniture and objects shaped by architectural form, material experimentation and the craft traditions of central Mexico. Their work for AGO explored solid volumes, textured surfaces and a palette grounded in natural finishes, reflecting the studio’s interest in pieces that feel both elemental and highly considered. If you happen to be in CDMX, be sure to stop by my favorite gallery @agoprojects 🤍 #repost
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5 months ago
My first talk with @studioseitz at @monocle_cafe – on the idea of Swissness.It was a pleasure to join the discussion what “Swissness” really means today – beyond clichés of precision and perfection.We spoke about quiet confidence, a sense of proportion, and how design, culture, and everyday rituals shape the way Switzerland is perceived in the world.A thoughtful exchange about identity, aesthetics, and the values that endure when everything else moves fast.A heartfelt thank you to the wonderful team at Monocle and ROB & KEVIN
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My first talk with @studioseitz at @monocle_cafe – on the idea of Swissness. It was a pleasure to join the discussion what “Swissness” really means today – beyond clichés of precision and perfection. We spoke about quiet confidence, a sense of proportion, and how design, culture, and everyday rituals shape the way Switzerland is perceived in the world. A thoughtful exchange about identity, aesthetics, and the values that endure when everything else moves fast. A heartfelt thank you to the wonderful team at Monocle and ROB & KEVIN 🤍
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7 months ago
Me and @schlomotheweim for @annabelle_mag on a rainy, windy day somewhere in Zurich.Wearing @loewe and @jw_andersonStyled by @mariellaingrassia_
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Me and @schlomotheweim for @annabelle_mag on a rainy, windy day somewhere in Zurich. Wearing @loewe and @jw_anderson Styled by @mariellaingrassia_ 🤍🤍🤍
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7 months ago
Especially proud of my latest project with @studioseitz and their creative duo @brokewithgoodtaste and @robvanwyen Pleasure to work wit @christianmandersen for the first time too!Enjoy the Swiss tranquility….
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Especially proud of my latest project with @studioseitz and their creative duo @brokewithgoodtaste and @robvanwyen 🤍 Pleasure to work wit @christianmandersen for the first time too! Enjoy the Swiss tranquility….
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8 months ago
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11 months ago
Finally, my latest work for Vitra is ready to be shared.The Spring Summer Campaign is out now!I had a lot of fun working with:@robertrieger@maxcarlokohal@pinch.of.lisa@vitra
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Finally, my latest work for Vitra is ready to be shared. The Spring Summer Campaign is out now! I had a lot of fun working with: @robertrieger @maxcarlokohal @pinch.of.lisa @vitra
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1 year ago
Finally, my latest work for Vitra is ready to be shared.The Spring Summer Campaign is out now!I had a lot of fun working with:@robertrieger@maxcarlokohal@pinch.of.lisa@vitra
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Finally, my latest work for Vitra is ready to be shared. The Spring Summer Campaign is out now! I had a lot of fun working with: @robertrieger @maxcarlokohal @pinch.of.lisa @vitra
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1 year ago
A rehearsal hall tuned to the rhythms of the tropics:⁠Designed by Leopold Banchini Architects, the Neojiba Rehearsal Hall floats above the forest floor in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil⁠ ⁠⁠Framed by the tropical landscape of Parque do Queimado, the hall brings together raw brutalism with stillness, creating a rehearsal space that feels both grounded and weightless⁠⁠Created for the Child and Youth Orchestra of Bahia (Neojiba), this concrete structure rests gently on stilts, allowing light and air to pass beneath — a gesture toward harmony between sound, space, and nature⁠⁠Project @leopoldbanchini⁠Images @analog1.eu & @kilsam_elVia @nowness
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A rehearsal hall tuned to the rhythms of the tropics: ⁠ Designed by Leopold Banchini Architects, the Neojiba Rehearsal Hall floats above the forest floor in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Framed by the tropical landscape of Parque do Queimado, the hall brings together raw brutalism with stillness, creating a rehearsal space that feels both grounded and weightless⁠ ⁠ Created for the Child and Youth Orchestra of Bahia (Neojiba), this concrete structure rests gently on stilts, allowing light and air to pass beneath — a gesture toward harmony between sound, space, and nature⁠ ⁠ Project @leopoldbanchini ⁠ Images @analog1.eu & @kilsam_el Via @nowness
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1 year ago
Rockefeller Dining Room - Fritz Glarner revisited by Alfredo HäberliOne of the centerpieces of Museum Haus Konstruktiv’s collection is Fritz Glarner’s Rockefeller Dining Room, originally designed in 1963-64 for the New York City apartment of Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife, and which exemplifies the principle of Relational Painting.Fritz Glarner, part of the extended circle of Zurich Concretists, moved to New York in 1936, where he developed a close friendship with Mondrian, who had relocated there in1940. Deeply influenced by Mondrian, Glarner adopted a similar limited color palette of primary colors-red, yellow, and blue.However, instead of incorporating the Rockefellers’ furniture elements, Häberli’s contemporary design is tailored to suit the current museum situation and the historical spatial setting. The results comprise a dining table, chairs, a specially made carpet, curtains and a new lighting system.via @90sanxiety
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Rockefeller Dining Room - Fritz Glarner revisited by Alfredo Häberli One of the centerpieces of Museum Haus Konstruktiv’s collection is Fritz Glarner’s Rockefeller Dining Room, originally designed in 1963-64 for the New York City apartment of Nelson A. Rockefeller and his wife, and which exemplifies the principle of Relational Painting. Fritz Glarner, part of the extended circle of Zurich Concretists, moved to New York in 1936, where he developed a close friendship with Mondrian, who had relocated there in 1940. Deeply influenced by Mondrian, Glarner adopted a similar limited color palette of primary colors-red, yellow, and blue. However, instead of incorporating the Rockefellers’ furniture elements, Häberli’s contemporary design is tailored to suit the current museum situation and the historical spatial setting. The results comprise a dining table, chairs, a specially made carpet, curtains and a new lighting system. via @90sanxiety
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1 year ago
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