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Lunate, Berlin
Lunate, inside the bunker
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The building did much of the storytelling for us.
A former Second World War telecommunications bunker, The Feuerle Collection brought raw concrete, darkness and extraordinary artworks together in a setting that already carried its own atmosphere. Our approach was deliberately restrained, allowing the architecture and collection to remain at the centre.
The word RESONATE in large, light blue, blurred capital letters.
Into the Underworld
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For dinner, the gallery shifted in mood. Candlelight brought warmth against the raw concrete, while a mirrored bar, black steel and minimal detailing took their cue from the architecture rather than competing with it. Surrounded by the collection, the contrast between the severity of the space and the warmth of the evening became the creative language.

Dinner Beneath History

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Dining among significant artworks required its own kind of precision. We worked closely with the collection to consider how art, production and guests could share the space, introducing only what was needed and leaving everything else untouched. 

Secrets Beneath the Surface

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An extraordinary setting. Everything else deliberately restrained.
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