A homage to timeless elegance: in the vibrant heart of Munich, a sanctuary of contrast was created. The Ludwig merges urban dynamism with meditative calm, reinterpreting luxury through radical clarity. Here, architecture and interior design blend into a sculptural composition that stimulates both the senses and the intellect.
The central idea: a living space as a three-dimensional work of art, orchestrating silence and dialogue. Expansive glass facades transform daylight into abstract plays of shadow, while precisely placed lighting turns into minimalist sculptures after dusk. The interplay of stone, oak wood and silky matte surfaces is intensified by this lighting direction – at times a stage for Baxter furniture that appears like timeless sculpture, at other times a frame for Henge pendants whose metallic surfaces refract light like a diamond cut.
DESIGN DNA & EXCLUSIVITY: EVERY ELEMENT MAKES A STATEMENT.
Minotti lounges unite Milanese tailoring with German precision – their fabrics shimmer differently depending on the light. Porta Romana lighting acts like metallic poetry, their patina reminiscent of rainy Munich evenings. Dedar curtains choreograph daylight like a baroque painter, while Jim Thompson textiles add colour accents inspired by Kandinsky’s palette.
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