Design furniture heaven

One has to love one’s friends! Mine are especially generous and yesterday I got invited by T. an architect to see the furniture exhibition at the Semper Depot (only German). The last time I was there I went to see the Winter market I saw. This time it was for the furniture exhibition organized by H.O.M.E. magazine. Best part about it was that the event was open in the evening by invitation only and free drinks! Yeah, way to go. I had a slight problem though since I am not drinking during lent (except on special occasions which I decide!).

Anyway, so far I had only seen the ground floor and was especially curious to see all the other levels. Right after arriving on the first level I had this gorgeous view. And it got better and better the higher we climbed. And as an incentive there was a bar waiting on every level! I was not really interested in the furniture. I am not planning on buying anything in the near future, I love my place exactly as it is at the moment. Especially after my chair from Infurn arrived (already last October), totally unexpected (read about my woes with Infurn here)! But seeing furniture in such an amazing environment turns everything instantly in a need-to-have-right-now object!

So I decided to limit myself to the bar area with a glass of water (I can do it, I am calm and I am strong!), admiring the interior of the Semper Depot and the furniture from afar. My friend took the admiring a bit further and tested one of the beds. Oh, and you are never too old for some pillow fight!

My friend Mimi is way too distinguished for such public behavior, he rather made the rounds, shaking hands, lots of small talk plus checking all the goods on display while making a phone call. But even he could not withstand the charm of the cutest visitor of the exhibition. I will never say again that a man is not able to multitask.

The exhibition is open until Sunday, I will leave you with some more impressions! The last picture is from my must-have object. Wouldn’t know where to put it, it just strikingly beautiful!
Yours, Pollybert