Poke by the pool - West Coast feeling in Berlin-Mitte

The colour design is reminiscent of David Hockney's painting "A bigger splash": with fresh pastel shades and colour contrasts, the team demonstrates its expertise in dealing with colours and materials. The most significant accent is the horizon line, which divides all front areas at eye level. The pictorial colour design is realised using Le Corbusier's architectural colours: below the line, all of the design elements are inspired by the theme of the pool, with a smooth texture, tubular steel furniture, reflective horizontal stainless-steel surfaces and a bright ultramarine hue. The colour 32023 outremer pâle used here creates a soft room atmosphere. The wall surfaces above the line and the ceilings are painted in the loamy soft Le Corbusier tone 32122 terre sienne claire 31, which in Le Corbusier's Architectural Polychromy stands for the colour of the restrained, summery-shining wall. The two shades are connected by round outdoor glass lights that sit exactly on the horizon line. The way to the lavatories in the back of the restaurant leads through a corridor completely painted in Yves Klein blue, a strong accent that gives the room further depth. The jump into the wet, here one dives completely into the pool. The glossy effect of the hall floor is reminiscent of common pool floor coating and skillfully placed ceiling lights complement the characterisation of the swimming pool. The cushion of the long seat takes up the strong Yves Klein blue of the aisle and, with its upholstery, resembles an air mattress. Tubular steel furniture, chairs, filigree wire armchairs and round tables with cut-off edges that allow them to be pushed together complete the pool concept. In the largest room, Ester Bruzkus sets colour accents with a bar table. The red frame and the black-and-white terrazzo floor act as a deliberately set disturbing factor, bringing excitement to the entire interior design.