INSPIRATION FROM AROUND THE WORLD FOR AN AESTHETIC AND MEANINGFUL LIFESTYLE
‘Miiro’ is a quiet imperative, rooted in the Latin idea of admiration, where the double ‘ii’ underscores a deliberate pause. This ethos resonates not only within the boutique hotel Palais Rudolf itself, but also in the story of its making—brought to life by general contractor Voglauer of Abtenau.
Like a green thread, the beauty of nature weaves through the Tyrolean mountains and alpine meadows of the Zillertal, reaching all the way to the edge of town into Das Kaltenbach - Aparthotel. There, it quietly shines on in the design, more than ever since the gentle “glow up.”
Apart from the breathtaking view, it is above all the signature of two women that defines the Küglerhof: Karoline Dilitz and her mother Edith have given the South Tyrolean boutique hotel a soul through their refined sensibility, personality, and charm.
Inspired by monastic silence and Gothic design language, the Silent Villas in Laa an der Thaya combine architecture and wellness.
Like a pebble in the hand, the sleek, light-colored box with a single button feels both simple and refined. It opens up to reveal two ergonomically shaped pieces, securely held in place by magnets. But this innovation isn’t meant for your ears, as one might assume; it’s designed for the area underneath your eyes. What at first glance resembles Apple’s wireless earbuds are, in fact, high-tech eye pads from Temprastones: a piece of design artistry, honored with the European Design Awards and poised to become a favorite beauty gadget for eye care.
A fragrant rose from the 1920s, a champagne bowl shaped like Marie Antoinette’s bust, and a deceptively realistic bread roll that is definitely not edible—stories abound around Augarten porcelain. Some well-known, others more obscure. On a guided tour of the manufactory in Vienna, visitors can get to the bottom of a few of them…
Those who want to sleep, sit, or lie down well need one thing above all: a high-quality base. At Wittmann in the Kamptal, this secret has been well understood for almost 130 years. In Toni Mörwald’s new Gutshof, where Wittmann upholstered furniture is placed throughout the house, gastronomy and comfort come together in perfect harmony.
Das Stiegenhaus ist ein Raum, der oft vergessen wird, dient er doch meist nur einem Zweck: das Oben mit dem Unten zu verbinden. Nicht so im Boutiquehotel stieg’nhaus in Mühlbach am Hochkönig.
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