Living in a Comic Strip

By bruno

The Art Hotel in Berlin (Arte Luise Kunsthotel) prides itsef on the eccentric and unique interior design of its building. Every room is different and original:

The concept of this somewhat different hotel - "art instead of grandeur, poetry instead of room service" - is winning guests over.

Let's take a tour...

In the 'Comic' room, every corner and angle is outlined with a thin, hand-drawn black line to gift the effect of being in a cartoon.

In 'Panorama 360', the guest is surrounded by a sea of colorful stripes.

The walls of 'This is a room like all others' are covered with quotations taken from books, plays, magazines, poetry and overheard conversations.

'Standby' features colorful disembodied feet pacing the walls and ceilings.

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November 15, 2006

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arnita

May 09, 2007

i love the one with the black type.

suemey

April 23, 2007

i want the comic book one for my future kids

Well Manor'ed

March 08, 2007

When you enter the comic room do you speak with a caption bubble over your head? Do your shoes start to squeak? Can you trip and fall Up? If you hit your head is there a "BONK" sound? :) Fun place!

RareBlueMonkey

March 01, 2007

I absolutely love the comic room. I am starting a humor website with my wife so I have a perfect excuse to do that to my office (or our conference room) Amazing.