MUT Design’s Furniture Installation For Das Haus Crosses The Line Between Inside And Outside Living

The studio embraced the idea of “living in between” through a house that develops from the inside out, creating fluid and multifunctional spaces open to the outside on all sides. “Our intention was blurring the boundaries between exterior and interior, between architecture and nature. We wanted to explore how life would change if we crossed that line,” explains the studio. The hybrid space is reminiscent of a classic pavilion and is divided by wall panels into four round rooms and a cave-like central retreat area which articulates the entire ensemble. Furnished in a minimalist manner, the living spaces are populated by a striking showcase of design prototypes, including the ‘Armadillo’ armchair by Expormim, the ‘Zig Zag rug and hammock’ by GAN; the stackable concept chair ‘Roll’ by Sancal, the ‘Grill’ chair by Diabla, and hand-blown glass luminaries by Preciosa Lighting—beautifully rendered in the below images by Massimo Colonna.