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Being German \u2013 what exactly is that? nya nordiska partnered with aptm<\/em><\/p>\n

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A true design aficionado created a living gallery for contemporary German design in the hip Berlin district Wedding.<\/p>\n

\u201cBeing German, what exactly is that?\u201c, was the question the American Chris Glass asked himself when composing his exposition at the event apartment aptm in the trendy neighbourhood Wedding.<\/p>\n

Sixteen years ago, the founder and curator of aptm came to Germany and now shows his visions of what it means to be German in his gallery. Besides his sense for design, the experiences he made as an immigrant in Germany have a significant impact on the new interior.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhen the new country you live in one day turns into\u00a0being your home, the seemingly fixed definition of a place starts to vanish. My new installation demonstrates what being German means to me \u2013 as someone, who feels at home in this country, but wasn\u2019t born here\u201d, Chris Glass says about his motivation behind the collection.<\/p>\n

Thus, the result is typical German yet surprising in some aspects: clear lines and shapes in black and white colours match with cosy and welcoming materials like wool and wood. In combination with a few colourful accents in yellow and red, Chris Glass created an atmosphere that is perfect for small as well as big dinner parties, meetings and all types of events.<\/p>\n

nya nordiska along with other traditional German brands provided the matching material for the implementation of the creative concept. For the dining and living area nya nordiska contributed tablecloths, made of the fabrics Kitchen Art, Isabella and Kappa 2.0, as well as cushions which were made from Julia, Moulin and Soul.\u00a0In the bedroom and entrance area of the apartment there are also Lou and Onno curtains, both fabrics designed by Sebastian Herkner.\u00a0The matching partly curved decoration systems Quattro are on top custom-made by nya nordiska.<\/p>\n

The wall paint specialist Caparol Icons, furniture and design company Classicon, e15, Freifrau, New Tendency and Rolf Benz, technology and design export Loewe, porcelain manufactory Rosenthal and Swiss company USM Modular Furniture provided, among others, further furnishings and design items for the loft.<\/p>\n

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