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The design has reimagined the fifth floor of the historic KaDeWe department store in Berlin, transforming the former Silberterrace restaurant into a customer service area, lounge, and gastronomy space.
The furniture are a composition of custom design sofas and the Gropius Low Chair and Brandt coffee table by the brand noom. They compose a material world around terrazzo, mint velvet, and smoked glass, and the other upholstered in bright blue with terrazzo and clear glass legs. The project exemplifies a seamless blend of functionality and sculptural design, elevating the experience for visitors.
The interior features dramatic floor-to-ceiling drapery and curved slatted-oak walls, creating a bold yet inviting atmosphere. The Gropius Low Chairs in black upholstery and Brandt coffee table take centre stage in this sophisticated setting.
The designers also crafted two striking custom benches—one combining terrazzo, mint velvet, and smoked glass, and the other upholstered in bright blue with terrazzo and clear glass legs. The project exemplifies a seamless blend of functionality and sculptural design, elevating the experience for visitors.
Built by Bontempo
Berlin, 2020
Photographs Robert Rieger










KaDeWe Customer Service
The design has reimagined the fifth floor of the historic KaDeWe department store in Berlin, transforming the former Silberterrace restaurant into a customer service area, lounge, and gastronomy space.
The furniture are a composition of custom design sofas and the Gropius Low Chair and Brandt coffee table by the brand noom. They compose a material world around terrazzo, mint velvet, and smoked glass, and the other upholstered in bright blue with terrazzo and clear glass legs. The project exemplifies a seamless blend of functionality and sculptural design, elevating the experience for visitors.
The interior features dramatic floor-to-ceiling drapery and curved slatted-oak walls, creating a bold yet inviting atmosphere. The Gropius Low Chairs in black upholstery and Brandt coffee table take centre stage in this sophisticated setting.
The designers also crafted two striking custom benches—one combining terrazzo, mint velvet, and smoked glass, and the other upholstered in bright blue with terrazzo and clear glass legs. The project exemplifies a seamless blend of functionality and sculptural design, elevating the experience for visitors.
Built by Bontempo
Berlin, 2020
Photographs Robert Rieger