Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis created the VitraHaus Loft which is a boldly designed loft designed by its bright color palette. She transforms the top floor of the home and the installation reflects the design of her own home which has a large open space sectioned off into separate zones. It embodies the philosophy that is inspired by her own home, blended with elements of other artists.
Till Weber, Vitra’s Creative Director of Interiors & Scenography speaks about the capsule, noting "The VitraHaus Loft is the perfect canvas to display the diversity of Vitra furniture." He celebrates the talents of Marcelis and how he uses natural and organic colors, which allow the design to interact effortlessly with the various zones. It also aids those to connect with one another as the design boasts a warm and home-centric ambiance.
Vibrantly Designed German Lofts
Sabine Marcelis Designs the VitraHaus Loft in Rhein, Germany
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