A spatial Work of Art for Camilla

Two spacious, light-filled rooms form the basic framework of the harmonious suite.  

The color palette: mustard yellow and bright orange on the ceiling. Pale blue on the walls. Accented by timeless designs. Prominently positioned in front of the large double window, a desk from the 1930s penned by the Austrian design forefather Josef Hoffmann invites you to write travel notes by hand. A modern wooden bench from the design house Vitra acts as a clear counterpoint. The living room is spatially separated from the bedroom by a double door with glass cassettes, as can be found in many old Gründerzeit buildings in the inner districts of Vienna. The suite is dedicated to the eldest daughter of the hotel's founder, Otto Ernst Wiesenthal.

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