In a light-filled period apartment in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg, interior architect Fabiane Unger created a highly personal home for Anna, a tech-savvy art lover. Drawing on California, Mediterranean influences and the spirit of Palm Springs, the design blends Mediterranean pop art with carefully chosen vintage pieces. The reimagined interiors reflect Anna’s personality, her travel memories and her aspirations.
The entrance hall is conceived as an art gallery, displaying works sourced from Palm Springs, Brussels and Madrid. The kitchen, finished in soft sage green and terracotta tones, offers generous storage tailored to Anna’s love of cooking and entertaining. The bathroom has been transformed into a spa-like retreat, with a layered podium design and a warm, enveloping palette.
The living room feels welcoming and social, centred around a long onyx dining table of exceptional quality and a built-in bench made for aperitifs. Lush plants and minimalist works by Amir Fattal add definition, echoing both the apartment’s colour concept and the architectural language of Palm Springs. In the bedroom, velvet textures, a crane motif wallpaper and nostalgic tones evoke the intimacy and glamour of a 1950s Californian hotel suite.
Special attention was given to expressive details, such as the “Orange Room” wardrobe, which surprises with vivid colour and contemporary accents. Every corner of the apartment was designed to stir emotion and invite lingering.
