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Pirna Laurichhof
PIRNA | GERMANY
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Laurichhof Dream suites for every lifestyle and interior taste
The design hotel Laurichhof is located in Pirna, at the gateway to Saxon Switzerland, just 30 minutes from Dresden and 90 minutes from Prague. The design hotel is as versatile as its guests, as inspiring as a showroom and as homely as the most beautiful home you have ever seen. In 27 different, luxuriously furnished suites, which are equipped with designer pieces ranging from the tiles, the lamps to the reading chairs, guests are taken into fascinating dream worlds. The range of styles extends from classic over romantic to modern while the different suites tell sophisticated stories. The cinematic staging of highquality furnishings and designer furniture in the suites is intended to surprise, inspire and transport guests into functional fantasy worlds. Rooms were defined down to the smallest detail, from the tap to the socket.
The passionate hosts want their guests to be introduced to the inspiring world of interior design, where they can try out and experience the extraordinary furniture and furnishings of renowned designers during their holidays. After their stay all pieces of furniture can be purchased and complete design concepts can be taken home.
In the wellness area grasses, ferns and moss grow from the ceiling and guests can enjoy physiotherapy sessions, massages or the sauna. The restaurant Lazy Laurich also offers plenty of pleasure and should be enjoyed to the fullest. The chef spoils guests with regional and seasonal dishes, refined with exotic nuances from distant countries.
Laurichhof is one of the 2021 winners of the German Design Award in the category “Interior Architecture”, which honors innovative products and projects, their manufacturers and designers, which are pioneering in the German and international design landscape. “The Laurichhof operators’ idea is as inspiring as it is consistent and coherently implemented in their hotel down to the last detail”, writes the jury in its statement.
The Schachmatt suite is aptly named not just because of its uncompromising black and white theme, but also because it playfully achieves something that all logic would suggest is impossible: squaring the circle.
The Blueberry Fields suite frees the colour purple from all the meanings and cultural nuances assigned to it and simply lets it be.
