REMADE INTERIOR

From fibre to fabric – entirely by hand.
In Chinchero, high in the Peruvian Andes, I had the privilege of visiting URPI, a collective of 15 women and their families dedicated to preserving and practising traditional textile craftsmanship. What makes their work so extraordinary is that every step happens by hand:
The wool from alpacas and llamas is sheared, washed and dried, then spun into yarn. Colours are created using what nature provides – plants, minerals and even insects – before the fibres are finally woven into intricate textiles.

Watching this process makes you understand just how much knowledge, patience and human touch exists within a single piece of cloth.

And perhaps that is what I find most inspiring about true craftsmanship: the finished object never tells the whole story. Behind it are hands, techniques and knowledge passed from one generation to the next. Traditions that remain alive precisely because people continue to practice them.

This is exactly what I came to Peru hoping to discover. Not simply beautiful things, but the stories, materials and people behind them.
And I am taking home far more inspiration than I could have imagined and can’t wait for the next stories to come!

A journey through colour, texture and history. 🇵🇪
From Lima to Cusco, one of the things that has fascinated me most about Peru is how deeply craftsmanship and cultural heritage are woven into everyday life. Everywhere I look, there are colours, patterns and materials that tell stories: in the architecture and markets of Cusco, in beautifully crafted objects and, perhaps most strikingly, in Peru’s extraordinary textile tradition.

A visit to the AMANO Pre-Columbian Textile Museum offered another perspective on this heritage. Looking closely at textiles created centuries ago, their intricate structures, remarkable colours and craftsmanship, it becomes clear just how deeply rooted Peru’s relationship with textiles really is. And then there is Cusco itself: layered, vibrant and endlessly inspiring. A place where history is always present, yet continues to live and evolve.

For me, travelling is very much about these moments. Looking closer, discovering materials and techniques, and understanding the stories behind the things we surround ourselves with. And inspiration in Peru doesn’t stop at art, architecture and textiles. From the colours and craftsmanship of Cusco to an evening at Morena, discovering the country’s extraordinary culinary culture has very much been part of the journey, too.

Stay tuned as our journey as only just begun!

Next stop: Peru 🇵🇪
Tomorrow evening, Victoria is setting off on a journey that will take her from Lima to Cusco and beyond – including the spectacular Salkantay Trail through the Andes.

But as always, travelling also means looking: Looking for exceptional craftsmanship, traditional techniques, beautiful ceramics and textiles, unexpected materials and, above all, the people and stories behind them.

Peru, with its extraordinary tradition of weaving, ceramics and craftsmanship, has been on our list for quite some time. We can’t wait to discover what happens when centuries-old techniques meet a contemporary eye and perhaps bring some special discoveries back to Munich.

We’ll be taking you along over the coming times, sharing impressions, encounters and, hopefully, a few treasures along the way.

And while Victoria is exploring Peru, REMADE Interior in Munich remains open as usual – the team will be there and happy to welcome you to the showroom.

Stay tuned!🦙

Two women. Two perspectives. One shared space.

What happens when interior design and art meet under one roof?

In our Munich showrooms, two independent worlds flow naturally into one another. Victoria’s carefully curated interiors meet Ira’s selection of fine art photography, creating spaces in which furniture, objects and art are not considered separately, but allowed to enter into a dialogue.

What connects us is not only a shared appreciation for exceptional design, craftsmanship and art, but also friendship, trust and the joy of working alongside another woman with a strong vision of her own.

Swipe through for a glimpse into our two worlds: from a REMADE INTERIOR setting featuring de Sede AG, cushions by ananeo and LPJ Studios, and a candleholder by Rüdiger Lüst, to a selection of four photographs by Max Vadukul from Ira Stehmann Fine Art Fine Art.

Different disciplines, independent businesses, distinct perspectives and a shared belief that the most interesting spaces are created when things aren’t considered in isolation.

Here’s to friendship, collaboration and women creating space for one another — quite literally. ✨

Some pieces are simply meant to be lived with and this remarkable armchair has found its new home. ✨
Over the past weeks, it has become one of the most admired pieces in our showroom, sparking conversations, inspiring visitors and finding more than one admirer along the way.

Before beginning its next chapter, it will receive the care it deserves through our restoration service, ensuring that it can be enjoyed for many years to come.

And while one story continues elsewhere, the showroom is already evolving around it. For one of its final portraits at REMADE Interior, the armchair meets a new arrival: Aurora Lume by Linie Design, a beautiful encounter between vintage character and contemporary design.
That is one of the things we love most about our showroom: pieces come, stories unfold, new dialogues emerge and eventually, the right object finds the right home.

We can’t wait to see where this one will continue its journey. 🤍

Photo credit: Christine Dempf

A little summer rhythm. ☀️
Throughout August, our showroom will be closed on Saturdays as we embrace a slightly slower pace for the summer season.

From Monday to Friday, however, we’re here as usual and would be delighted to welcome you to the showroom, answer your questions or help you plan your next interior project.

We look forward to seeing you throughout the week and wish you a wonderful, relaxing summer.

See you soon,
your REMADE Interior Team 🤍

We are still taking it all in… ✨

What an incredible evening.

Seeing nearly 200 guests come together to celebrate design, craftsmanship and inspiring conversations made this event truly unforgettable. The atmosphere, the music, the laughter and the many wonderful encounters throughout the evening exceeded everything we had hoped for.

A heartfelt thank you to our amazing partners Engel & Völkers München, Hans Übelacker, Build Buddies GmbH and Nuura, whose support helped make this special event possible.

Most of all, thank you to everyone who joined us. Your enthusiasm, curiosity and conversations are what brought the evening to life and made it such a wonderful success.

We are incredibly grateful and still a little overwhelmed by all the positive energy. ⚡️⚡️⚡️

More impressions from this unforgettable evening will follow very soon.

Thank you for celebrating with us. 🧡🥂

Every interior tells a story through layers.

Furniture shapes the space. Materials create atmosphere. And art introduces emotion, contrast and personality.

Whether it is a contemporary work by Leon Löwentraut, a handcrafted ceramic object or a carefully chosen textile, every element has the potential to transform the way a room is experienced.

For us, selecting art is never about filling an empty wall. It is about creating a dialogue: between colour and texture, between architecture and object, between the room and the people who inhabit it.

Because great design is never about individual objects.
It is about the harmony they create together.