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Dezeen - Interiors • Jan. 23, 2026, 9:31 a.m.
Berlin apartment designed to be "Berghain in a homely context"
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Glass bricks and stainless steel characterise this apartment by Berghain designer Studio Karhard, renovated to capture the mood of Berlin's most famous nightclub. Set within a building in the city's Kreuzberg neighbourhood, the home was designed as the "Berlin base" for an American couple.
When conceiving the interior, Thomas Karsten and Alexandra Erhard of local practice The post Berlin apartment designed to be "Berghain in a homely context" appeared first on Dezeen .
When conceiving the interior, Thomas Karsten and Alexandra Erhard of local practice The post Berlin apartment designed to be "Berghain in a homely context" appeared first on Dezeen .
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