Description
A 53 m² duplex apartment for up to four people, with a bathtub and two cribs. The windows overlook the park and the forest.
“A picture must resound and be imbued with an inner glow.” Wassily Kandinsky
Colors and shapes define the abstract works of the Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944) – revolutionary for the European avant-garde. Kandinsky believed that art should spring not from the surrounding nature but from the artist’s inner feelings, and that it should create “vibrations of the soul” in the viewer. He sought to convey a profound spirituality and the depth of human emotion through a universal visual language of abstract shapes and colors that transcended cultural and physical boundaries.
Cheerful, bright colors and modern furnishings define the “Kandinsky” suite. Inspiring works and an impressive, wall-sized landscape enrich the room with the expressive spirit of the artist. Large windows facing south and west let in plenty of light and air and open up a view across the colorful rhododendron garden. The bathroom, too, offers a special artistic treat in the form of exquisitely designed glass objects.
This turns your vacation into a feast for all the senses: a refreshing, vibrant composition of
colors, shapes, art and sea!
“Every work of art comes into being technically just as the cosmos came into being – through catastrophes which, out of the chaotic roar of the instruments, ultimately form a symphony called the music of the spheres. Creating a work is creating a world.” Wassily Kandinsky
Location & Surroundings
Haus Hubertus is located about 100 steps from the beach , nestled in a 4,000 m² park by the coastal protection forest. The center of Boltenhagen is 600 m away along the promenade, and the walk to the Cliffs runs along the water. Dogs are welcome (€15 per night), and each suite has its own parking space. Check-in from 2 p.m., check-out by 10 a.m. All 8 Suites Compared
