Restaurant Remi in Baunetz Interior|Design
From the article: “A light strip hung from the ceiling provides dynamism, which circles the open kitchen in several curves and was also designed by Ester Bruzkus for this location.’’
Restaurant Remi in Baunetz Interior|Design
From the article: “A light strip hung from the ceiling provides dynamism, which circles the open kitchen in several curves and was also designed by Ester Bruzkus for this location.’’
Villa Kellermann in Herz & Blut
From the article: “The interior designer Ester Bruzkus has brought all her skills and “magic” into the imposing villa. ''
Ester’s Apartment 2.0 in AD Germany
From the article: “A living room is not a playground! Why not? Swings and hammocks bring a swing into the interior.’’
Villa Kellermann in AIT
Restaurant Villa Kellermann is featured in Alt. From the article: ''As is well known, every recipe for success is based on the quality and the interacction of its ingredients. In the Potsdam Villa Kellermann, the “basics” could not be any better: The restaurant belongs to TV star Günther Jauch, top chef Tim Raue sets the tone in the kitchen and Ester Bruzkus designed the salon-like interior for the more than 100 years old villa right on Heiliger See in Potsdam.''
Fear No Color: The Ethics of Stealing
Partners Ester Bruzkus and Peter Greenberg presented an online lecture for: The White City Center: The White City Center, Tel Aviv. (Video starts 5 minutes in)
Ester Bruzkus in Elle Decoration UK
Elle Decoration UK’s “Decorator’s Index” features Ester Bruzkus' “Expert Advice” about color, contrast, volumetric relationships and surprise. The interview is entitled “The Berlin-based designer brings her glamorous interiors to life with playful juxtapositions.” From the article: "To be a good designer, one has to be a good listener: not only to the needs of the clients, but also to the space – the building really tells you what it wants to be...Don’t be afraid of doing something new, or of mixing and matching unusual things."
Ester Bruzkus in WohnDesign
Ester Bruzkus is interviewed by WohnDesign. From the article: “Bruzkus has established itself in an industry that is still male dominated. She manages the balancing act of planning and implementing designs precisely without appearing minimalist and cool.