Two icons of Italian design, one extraordinary collaboration: the cc-tapis × Fornasetti collection unites masterful craftsmanship with the poetic imagery of the storied Milanese house. Selected pieces are currently on display exclusively at Stephanie Thatenhorst's showroom in Munich, as part of a curated installation that brings art, design, and interiors into a compelling dialogue.

As part of Munich Fabric Spring 2026, a special exhibition curated by Stephanie Thatenhorst for cc-tapis and Dedar Milano was presented. The installation brought selected rugs and textiles from both brands into a shared dialogue, demonstrating how textiles can shape, structure, and emotionally enrich spaces.

Wooden fixtures, mid-century influences, and homely elegance define the entire house. Dark walnut, natural stone, and carefully selected textiles combine with custom-made details and subtle 1970s references to create an atmosphere that feels stylish, inviting, and distinctly personal.

Form Follows Feeling Acerbis and Astep are being presented in Munich for the very first time — curated by Stephanie Thatenhorst and brought together in a six-week design pop-up.

With the capsule collection “COMUNIDAD CDMX" Stephanie Thatenhorst embarks on an inspiring collaboration with Acapulco Design – a company renowned for handcrafted design classics from Mexico.

For Munich-based Gerlinde Kusstatscher, who specializes in sophisticated lighting design, a studio was created that reflects her design approach: calm, precise, and distinctive.

What happens when uncompromising design meets lived sustainability? The answer lies in the collaboration between Stephanie Thatenhorst and LPJ Studios, united by a shared belief: the conviction that design carries responsibility.

Eclectic living above the rooftops of Munich. Welcome to an extraordinary interior project that highlights Stephanie Thatenhorst’s unmistakable style. Across 88 square meters in the Van B penthouse in Munich, exciting and unprecedented new creations have come to life.

Invest in office spaces? Absolutely, says Stephanie Thatenhorst with conviction! Which material and pattern maneuvers turned the atmosphere of a Munich office space in a prime city-center location into a true WOW is something we can no longer keep to ourselves.

In the heart of Munich’s old town, history and contemporary design merge in an impressive way. This office has been conceived from the ground up to enable collaborative work.

In Moosburg, the clients relied on Stephanie Thatenhorst’s sense for colors ranging from powder and tomato red to mint and petrol, as well as for forms and tactile impressions, resulting in an eclectic home of abundance.