Lux 11
Giuliana Salmaso
Berlin, Germany
Lux 11 is located in Berlin's pulsating and hip central
district of Mitte, only steps away from Alexanderplatz and the
landmark Television Tower (Fernsehturm).
While "Lux" may evoke luxury, the moniker also refers to its
location on Rosa Luxemburg Strasse, which is named after the
historic German champion of socialist causes.

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The late 19th century building, originally a stately residential
building, was used as office space under communism. Now, completely
refurbished, it reflects the movement and innovation of Berlin's
most vibrant area, a neighbourhood that has become one of Europe's
most dynamic.

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The interior of Lux 11 plays with opposites: warm and cold,
smooth and rough; concrete in China green, a gentle colour, and
warm wood. This light, minimalist colour scheme provides a cool,
modern ambience as soon as you enter the lobby area.

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From the lobby there is direct access to the Shiro i Shiro Asian
fusion restaurant with its famous Berlin chef Duc Ngo, and to the
Aveda spa where you can Indulge yourself in a wide array of
treatments.

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Three staircases winding around old-fashioned elevators lead to
a series of rooms all in cool shades of pale green, with smooth
blonde-wood details.
While the open floor plans provide a spacial flow for guests to
move around they also create a certain, very private,
intimacy.

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Photodesigner
Lux 11 is also a place for extended stays as all 72 apartments,
ranging in sizes from 25 to 55 square meters, feature sleek white
kitchen units fully equipped with microwaves, dishwashers,
refrigerators, even washers and dryers.
Like the ever changing sides of the new Berlin, the hotel mixes
history with modernity, melds energetic chic with sublime
relaxation.
Lux 11 is cool in every sense of the word ....the place to stay
for an authentic Berlin experience.
Facts about Lux 11
Interior Designer:
Goetz Maximilian Keller (MK Architects, Berlin)
Last updated: December 13, 2012
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