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Location: Hamburg
Interior Designer: Owner Alexander Garbe / stilwerk / atelier
Hotel Group/ Developer: stilwerk hotels

The design of the stilwerks hotel combines art nouveau charm with a stimulating mix of interior styles with an emphasis on high-quality craftsmanship down to the finest detail from the floors to the walls, from the kitchen to the beds. The aim is always to make guests feel at home and every piece of furniture has been lovingly designed, produced and curated with this focus in mind. To keep things exciting, they have opted first and foremost for natural materials like wood, wool and stone.

After all, stilwerks believe that truly experiencing design means using all the senses: seeing, hearing, smelling, touching and tasting. Nearly all the furniture you will find in the hotel is either made in Germany or in Europe, which means they are able to offer exactly the same level of quality you would choose for your home. stilwerks have preserved several original details throughout the hotel, focussing on the interplay between the old and the new as part of the design concept.

Entering the boutique design hotel in a 150 year old townhouse makes you feel entering a home of a friend or family member. Exploring the city after a healthy & local breakfast and coming back to the living kitchen in the evening for a glass of wine means being home. The combination of having a truly host and the opportunity to explore hand picked and curated furniture which could easily fit your house or flat makes an unforgettable experience.

Elegant, authentic and unique, that describes perfectly the location and the surrounding the hotel. Respecting the historical facade and time-honoured charm an exciting interior concept was created that relies on natural materials and handcrafted manufacturing quality which integrates an urban lifestyle and historical fundaments. A perfect integration into the environment. Refurbing and recreating a 150 year infrastructure means bringing specialists and creative designer together to build something new but old.