Trennwand

Double-walled stainless steel, double-walled smoked glass, approximately 62 linear meters over two floors. Living nature within the four walls of a home through art—this is the goal of Hartwig Thaler, who has dedicated his talent for years to the design of interior spaces, whether offices or private homes. His drawings transform, materialize, and become partition walls, balconies, or doors, which, through the interplay of glass and steel, evoke the elements of the kingdom of Pan. One example is the project completed within Sader Real Estate in Brixen, a three-story structure connected by a single-flight staircase made of black steel and glass. This design creates a pathway of wisdom, expressing and reflecting identity and diversity. The interaction between premium materials, carefully selected for their versatile applications, and the use of various light sources enhances the space with a sense of comfort, while also fostering impulsivity, productivity, and a sense of security in life. The diverse sensory qualities of the materials mirror the richness of nature, incorporating ornamental motifs inspired by plants, animals, and celestial forms on the glass and stainless steel walls. The resulting compositions establish a harmonious relationship between the cosmos and humanity. These partitions create a relaxing and positive atmosphere, enveloping visitors in a vibrant light that both absorbs and protects, awakening a primal sensation—a space of fantasy, dreams, and hope. "In the rhythmic ornamentation of my works, I aim to create a symbiosis between the animal and plant kingdoms," explains the artist. "I like to think that visitors or those who live in these spaces can experience the full power of creation." Luca Masiello