The dining room and bar area of the organic retreat Theiner's Garden are shining in new splendour. Earthy tones set the mood. For a calm, grounded atmosphere. Recessed seating areas with high backrests ensure undisturbed moments while dining and convey a sense of security. Metallic elements in champagne add elegant accents. Large planters structure the space. Lush greenery invites the garden indoors.
The absolute highlight of the new dining room: two floor-to-ceiling wooden tree structures made of solid larch wood. Stylised in shape, they echo the hotel's logo. Three seating areas arranged around the tree structures create cozy nooks for dining. Welcoming. Intimate. Atmospheric.
The new dining room and bar area consistently follow the hotel's philosophy. Sustainability and organic quality stand at the center. Untreated wood. Decor made from natural materials. OEKO-TEX® 100 certified fabrics. Honest. Natural. Calm. Existing elements are deliberately reused and reinterpreted. A holistic concept. Driven by belief. Noticeable even in the smallest details.
By opening up a formerly separated room, the dining area gains a noticeable sense of spaciousness and natural daylight. Terrazzo tiles, larch wood, natural stone, and textured plaster finishes define the new buffet area. Two intersecting volumes shape the buffet unit. The upper element cantilevers far outward and, despite its substantial presence, appears surprisingly light. Distinctive. Clear. Sculptural. Clay pendant lights in various shapes and natural tones create a pleasant lighting atmosphere.
The new wine cellar elegantly showcases fine wine. As a space-defining element, it creates a subtle transition to the reception area without interrupting visual connections throughout the room. Refined. Structuring. Connecting.
The new seating niches in the bar area transform what was once a dark corner into a distinctive place to unwind. Designed as a two-level platform with larch wood benches, they create an inviting retreat. Soft upholstery, custom-made champagne-toned wall lights, and lush greenery enhance the sense of comfort and intimacy. Warm. Welcoming. Inviting.
Year: 2025
Location: Gargazon
Client: Ingo Theiner
Services: Interior Design
Status: Completed
Fotos: Samuel Holzner












