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Moonza JournalDezeen — Interiors2 min read

A Munich Townhouse Evokes South American Cinema With Dark Wood, Stone and Plants

German studio Holzrausch drew on cinematic interiors to design the Private Club, a Munich townhouse for a film producer, combining dark wood with natural stone and lush tropical planting.

A Munich Townhouse Evokes South American Cinema With Dark Wood, Stone and Plants
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Plants are more than decoration; with dark timber and stone they form a natural trio that makes a space feel alive, warm and refined. The combination works especially well where a private-club or luxury-lounge feel is wanted.

In offices, large indoor plants beside dark timber furniture in executive rooms or lobbies convey calm and quality and can even help air quality. Plan plant positions from the start: by windows, behind sofas or in empty corners.

  • Combine dark timber, stone and plants for a refined, living space
  • Large plants fill empty corners in lobbies and executive rooms
  • Plan planter positions when laying out furniture
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