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There are so many interesting aspects to this home, it’s hard to choose which to focus on. The building itself is clad with burnt wood and dark blue metal panels – there to reflect the site’s former space observatory. All the surfaces within the building are raw and honest, such as the exposed concrete, which shows the scars of construction. Sadly, this studio apartment is small, and the concrete columns within make it even more cramped. Nonetheless, this home is ideally located close to some of Berlin’s best attractions, such as the Jewish Museum and the Martin-Gropius-Bau. 

Relax, Take it Easy

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The Big Easy is managed by the architecture company that designed the entire building, as well as the living units. This studio apartment is decked out with custom-made furniture, exposed concrete walls, and industrial flooring, to create an artistic loft-like space. We love the floor-to-ceiling windows and the private balcony is an added bonus. Overall, the minimalist approach might not appeal to all, but if you’re looking for a balance between home comforts and hotel-like luxuries, this is a great spot for you. 

The Big Easy

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Set in a building that used to be a space observatory, Easy Like A Sunday Morning is one for the architecture aficionados. It’s minimalist in the coolest way possible, with high ceilings, the raw and honest surfaces, as well as the concrete columns. And it’s managed by the same architecture firm that designed the building and living units, so expect lots of attention to detail. Sadly, the kitchen isn’t the biggest, but we like to think of that as an opportunity to explore the nearby area, which is full of both restaurants and museums.

Easy Like A Sunday Morning

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Minimalist vibes ooze from this chic Berlin apartment. The exposed concrete walls, high ceilings, custom-made furniture, and industrial-sized windows create a modern loft-like vibe. Unfortunately, the balcony is shared with the neighbouring apartment and the kitchenette offers minimal support for cooking, so it's not the kind of place where you cook up a storm. The lack of artwork on the walls might make it feel a little too minimalist to some, but if you're interested in architecture, we're sure you'll appreciate all the innovative and original features as much as we do.

The Livin' Is Easy

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At the exact point where Kreuzberg meets Neukölln, we find The Blue Angel. Kreuzkölln, as the locals call it, is a blend of multiple identities - there’s the multicultural atmosphere, the hipster bars, and a mix of both expensive abodes and rundown buildings. The Blue Angel embodies all of it with its high ceilings and original plaster details paired with contemporary photo prints and vintage furniture in the kitchen. 

The Blue Angel

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Located in a former jelly factory turned art gallery turned apartment, this loft is very special indeed. Your host, Arthur, is an architect and he has poured his heart and soul into this place. With high ceilings, Danish furniture, a balcony facing the Spree and walls filled with Arthur’s own photography, it’s a must if you’re looking for a stylish base from which to explore Berlin. Begin mornings on the L-shaped couch with a freshly brewed coffee before serving up a traditional German breakfast in the dining area. When you’re ready to explore, you’ll find the Wall Museum a fifteen-minute walk from your doorstep. It’ll take you eighteen minutes on the bus to reach Treptower Park – a local favourite for picnics in the summertime. To dive into the city’s history, catch the U-Bahn to Checkpoint Charlie and Brandenburger Tor. And when evening falls, hang about in your trendy Kreuzberg locale – it’s filled with lively restaurants, bars and hidden nightlife spots.

Loft Me Up

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The epitome of industrial chic, Easy Breezy comes with raw, exposed concrete walls and huge windows for panoramic city views, any time of the day. For architecture connoisseurs, this is the dream – not only is it surrounded by many important housing developments of the 1980s, but much of the furniture is also custom made by the architect’s office that owns the building. It’s set against the backdrop of lively Kreuzberg, so you’re also in good hands when it comes to great places to eat and drink.

Easy Breezy

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Now, where to begin? This home is a real gem. Located in an old jelly factory by the Spree (the views are amazing), it’s a must if you want to stay somewhere special. Arthur is an architect – his love of the craft and the building’s rich history is evident in the beautiful renovation. He also collects photography and you’ll be able to see some curated examples throughout the home. If that’s not enough for you, it’s also located in Kreuzberg, a neighbourhood known for its lively atmosphere and abundance of restaurants, bars, and coffee shops.

Loft Your Game

With its large windows, high ceilings, and exposed concrete walls, Easy Street oozes industrial chicness. It’s managed by the architecture company that designed the entire building, as well as the living units, so expect lots of little touches and hotel-like amenities. While the kitchen isn’t well-equipped (it’s definitely not suitable for cooking up a storm), we love the minimalist approach and artistic flair. Located in Kreuzberg, you’re close to attractions such as the Jewish Museum and the Martin-Gropius-Bau.

Easy Street

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Inside a beautifully renovated 1920s building, we find Café Electric. It’s located at the exact point where Neukölln and Kreuzberg meet, a micro-neighbourhood that the locals call Kreuzkölln. Even though it’s a small space on paper, we don’t get that impression once we step into the luminous living room that feels a little like a tree house. It's complete with cosy sofas and a mix of unique art and design lamps, and it's also got a nice collection of board games that makes for a fun night in. 

Café Electric

Dry Humour is one of a kind. Located inside what used to be a brewery, the building is steeped in history. We adore the high ceilings and arched windows, both of which remind us of a different time. It also comes with a kitchen that’s very clearly made for cooking – the butcher’s block countertop is as cool as it is practical. The immediate area is on the more peaceful side, but you’re only a ten-minute walk from some of Berlin’s most charming hangouts – including Viktoriapark (one of our favourite parks in the city).

Dry Humour

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On the top floor of a beautiful 1900s building, we find Blonde Venus. We love its roomy terrace with views of Berlin, perfect for warm summer evenings - as well as its location in funky Kreuzkölln, which lies in the intersection of Kreuzberg and Neukölln. This three-bedroom home has a lot of charm, especially when it comes to all the intact characteristics that allude to the building’s past.

Blonde Venus

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Touch of Warhol is a cosy flat nestled between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln. It’s up-and-coming, so expect hipster-esque hotspots full of artsy Berliners mixed in with these rough edges. This three-bedroom home is perfect for the artistically inclined, especially if you appreciate pop artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. The building is from the early 1900s and it’s been lovingly renovated with modern amenities, old-school board games and charming details aplenty. 

Touch of Warhol

Adventurous. Nostalgic. Sophisticated. The Ivory Empress is all of that and more. Set in a building from the 1900s, its history is celebrated by the light colour palette, gorgeous wooden floors and magnificent works of art. It’s easy to see that the host has an eye for design – most things are sourced from flea markets, with each piece of art and furniture telling a story. Located right on the border between Kreuzberg and Neukölln in a neighbourhood the locals call Kreuzkölln, this five-bedroom home is in a place where hipster coffee shops meet multicultural Berlin.

The Ivory Empress

While this home is small, we promise it’ll make for a comfortable base. With a hotel-like style, the building is from 2016, which means that it feels incredibly modern and streamlined. The location is excellent – it’s within walking distance to many of Berlin’s most popular attractions, like Checkpoint Charlie, and Museum Island. You’ll also find an abundance of restaurants and coffee shops that are worth checking out. 

The Cherry Blossom

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Every room in Stilleben tells a different story. Every corner is curated with meticulous attention to detail, and it quickly becomes clear that Tina is passionate about interior design and creating a sense of space. Her collection of flower paintings is impressive – and so is her love of mid-century design (the 1960s Italian glass tables, Eames chairs, and the stunning Wim Rietveld lamp in the living room are favourites). It’s located in Kreuzberg (in the Bergmannkiez to be exact), so there are plenty of elegant boutiques, restaurants, and coffee shops nearby.

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Authentic in its look, bohemian in its feel, Sail On channels something very Berlin. Set against the backdrop of an 1880s Altbau, this home is filled with history. Some of the furniture comes with that old-school classroom feel, and the checkerboard floor is also stunning. Kreuzberg isn’t for everyone, but it encapsulates the Berliner spirit perfectly – it’s especially suitable for travellers keen to be bang in the middle of all things cool.

Sail On

Maverick isn’t like your other homes. On top of being in a beautiful building (with a historic façade at its best), it also comes with a murphy bed. While this might not be to everyone’s taste, we think it’s a fun touch – and it also makes the rest of the studio home so much airier. With Kreuzberg’s Bergmannkiez right on your doorstep, you’re in good company when it comes to restaurants, bars and coffee shops. We also love Gleisdreieck Park, a park that's always worth a visit – even on a rainy day!

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Electric Feel is a great choice if you’re looking to see a different side of Berlin. Located in Friedrichshain, the neighbourhood is full of creative hubs, art galleries, and alternative coffee shops. The home itself is super modern – the kitchen is new (and well-equipped), and there’s even a little balcony to enjoy some down-time. The host, Minh, is a joy, and she’s especially excited to welcome you to her tranquil oasis in an edgy, artsy corner of the city.

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This home is made of memories – not only Caspar’s but also the school that the 170-year-old Altbau structure used to house. Both rustic and eclectic, it combines Berlin’s rough-around-the-edges aesthetic with industrial elements, crystal chandeliers, Ostbahnhof tiles, and vintage oil paintings. To put it simply, there’s a story behind every single item in this home. A dynamic, creative space that we can’t get enough of, it’s split across three levels – we guarantee you’ll discover something new and surprising at every corner.

The Flying Classroom

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In true Kreuzberg fashion, the door to Orange Blossom is full of colourful graffiti. Inside, however, it’s a calm space filled with green plants, beautiful antiques and an extensive book collection. We fell in love with the Italian granite kitchen counter as soon as we saw it, and we adore how inviting and communal the kitchen is. Located in Wrangelkiez, you’re right across the street from Görlitzer Park, and you’re also within walking distance to some of Berlin’s hippest spots. 

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Welcome Hamper

We can’t get enough of this home. Industrial yet cosy, it’s the kind of stuff our interior design dreams are made of. Located in a former brewery complex in Kreuzberg, it’s oozing character. The ceilings are high, allowing for lots of space to think and breathe – and the location is outstanding, too. Viktoriapark is nearby (one of our favourite parks in Berlin), along with an abundance of restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. Karina, the host, is passionate about hosting, so you can expect an extraordinary experience if you end up staying here. 

Optical Illusions

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Inspired by the calming tones of nature, the owners of this apartment have created a cosy city sanctuary. Inside, the open-plan living room lends itself perfectly to relaxing evenings at home. There is also a Smart TV, Bluetooth speakers and a dedicated desk – making this an ideal spot for remote workers. You won’t find free parking here, but there are great public transport links. Plus, it’s just a short stroll to cafes, restaurants and shops as well as the beautiful Viktoriapark.


The Sunlit Sky

For a one-bedroom apartment, White Heat feels exceptionally expansive and inviting. Art lovers, creatives, and urban explorers will be well matched to this home. The carefully curated art and the variety of unique furniture make it an attractive, intriguing space. The kitchen and bathroom are both incredibly well-designed, proving that this is a place made to be lived in. The surrounding neighbourhood is full of independent cafes and bars, and you can find everything you need within walking distance. 


White Heat

Located in a residential building overlooking the Spree River in Friedrichshain, this apartment is ideal for solo weekends, romantic getaways and even business trips. It's boho, modern and well-kept, with plenty of space for two. And if you're working from home, you can do so from the laptop-friendly desk in the bedroom. Though the balcony's view of the water is slightly obscured by other apartment buildings, we still appreciate the extra breathing room. We think it's a great spot for early morning coffee and contemplation. Plus, there are cafes and bars within walking distance.

The White Currant

Within walking distance of the Checkpoint Charlie and lesser-known museums, this apartment invites groups of four to make themselves at home in trendy Mitte. There are coffee shops and public transport links a stone's throw away, thanks to its central location. Whatever brings you to Berlin, the open-plan living space lets you relax, dine, and work at the handy desk. We love that you have a balcony, a bonus for fresh-air hangouts since there's no air conditioning for the warmer months.

In the Mitte With You

Found in a residential building in the hip Kreuzberg neighbourhood, this apartment comes surrounded by trendy cafes and shops. Close to public transport, it's also a good base if you're looking to explore landmarks across Berlin. The home itself has plenty of space – the main bedroom is especially large. Though the second bedroom is a little more snug, it's still comfortable. And there's dedicated, laptop-friendly space in the loft for those working during their stay. Modern, practical and well-located, this home definitely ticks all three boxes.

Berlin Breeze

This first-floor apartment is located on Grossbeerenstrasse in the heart of hipster Kreuzberg. There may be no lift to take you upstairs, but inside the open-plan layout keeps your downtime casual. If you are staying for business, remote workers will find two handy desks and speedy wi-fi to make for up the lack of air conditioning. On your doorstep, trendy cafes and riverside strolls are bound to get you out and about. Plus, nearby public transport links are ideal for sightseers.

Urban Serenity

Tucked away in the bohemian streets of Kreuzberg, this apartment provides the ideal base for an inspiring city stay. From here, you can stroll to cafes, shops and restaurants. Plus, it’s within easy reach of the Landwehr Canal – perfect for leisurely afternoon strolls. Back at home, you can enjoy drinks on the little balcony and lazy evenings listening to records in the living room. There is also a dedicated desk in one of the bedrooms – making this a great option for remote workers. 


The Old Workshop

This apartment offers a cosy sanctuary amid the bohemian streets of Kreuzberg. Outside, you can stroll to local cafes and restaurants, and you’ll find it’s just a short walk to Viktoriapark. It’s worth noting there is no private parking here, but you will find great public transport links close by. Back at home, you can switch off with a movie in the living room. There is also a dedicated desk in the main bedroom and access to a small balcony – providing a sweet spot for evening drinks. 


The Art of the Moment

There’s nothing generic about Lofty Ideals. It has lots of vintage items thrown together with flair and originality. Colours, patterns, textures, plants – it feels alive and inspiring with little touches of Los Angeles, the host’s hometown. A bohemian dream, this one-bedroom loft in Kreuzberg also has some rugged features to it, but they only add more charm to this very, very cool home. 

Lofty Ideals

There is no denying this apartment is achingly on-trend. First of all, it’s in the heart of Berlin’s coolest neighbourhood – Kreuzberg, where old industrial buildings are home to art spaces and bars galore. Then there’s the interior of high ceilings, arched windows and ample space to work, relax or both in the living room. The separate, dine-in kitchen has you covered for self-catering and the bedroom is a quiet haven. It’s ideal for work or leisure trips to the German capital.

The Secret Art

Found in leafy Tiergarten, this Berlin home is perfect for kicking back in after exploring the city. We love the relaxing jungle-inspired interior, and the small balcony is a nice touch on warmer days. When it's colder, the underfloor heating helps make things cosy, and the well-equipped kitchenette means you can enjoy an extended morning at home with a cooked breakfast. When it's time to explore, the sprawling Tiergarten Park is just a short walk away, and you'll find plenty of beer gardens and eateries in the local area.

On Leafy Streets

This jungle-inspired apartment offers a base in one of Berlin's greenest areas. While the Tiergarten Park and the city zoo sit nearby, there are eateries and a supermarket within strolling distance. It's ideal for romantic getaways and solo trips. We love that this home welcomes pets for an extra charge, too. The bottom of the king-sized bed sits against the wall, but there's a door on either side for easy access. Did we mention the small balcony for alfresco bites?

City Portrait

Style and character go hand in hand at this exquisite apartment set across the canal in happening Kreuzberg – home to a vibey art and night scene. Much like Berlin itself, this period bolthole has its quirks. Expect two bedrooms to be adjoined with sliding stained-glass doors – great for a small family or friends sharing, but it might not suit all guests. It’s also worth noting there’s only one bathroom, so be prepared for some waiting around in the morning. Though with a sunny balcony for coffees and free-flowing living spaces to spill out into for lazy brunches, what’s the big rush anyway? 

Kreuzberg Set

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Sitting in the central district of Tiergarten, this handsome apartment boasts easy access to several green spaces in Berlin – including the city zoo and large riverside parks. Surrounded by busy coffeehouses and restaurants, you'll discover the Wintergarten variety theatre and the Urban Nation art museum on your doorstep. From Checkpoint Charlie to the Brandenburg Gate, you can tour world-famous sites in neighbouring Friedrichstadt – only a short bus journey away.

Contrasting the Grey City's concrete landscape, this jungle-inspired home invites you into a serene living space, where you will nibble on brötchen for breakfast. Whether you're staying for business or pleasure, this apartment has been designed with German practicality – and we love your well-lit work area here. What's more, the private balcony is perfect for people-watching as you sip an evening beer. Then, hop under this rainfall shower before immersing yourself in the local nightlife – or why not put your feet up and simply scroll through Netflix?

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Curated with a keen eye for design and looking to the lush forests of the Congo for decorative inspiration, this comfortable apartment puts you in a prime position from which to explore the best of Berlin’s sights. 

Step into the open-plan living area to be met with an abundance of textures and ample natural light. From the wood floors to the leafy houseplants and soft, boho throws, you’ll immediately feel welcome. Catch up o work at the handy desk space here or perch by the breakfast bar for some coffee and locally bought pastries. The dining table beckons sociable meals when you’re not out sampling the local food scene, while the bedroom – an equally calm space – invites a seamless night’s sleep. 

When you’re ready to venture out for some sightseeing, make a beeline for the River Spree and amble along its banks, or head to one of the many surrounding green spaces for a stroll and a sunny picnic. With Museum Island, Alexanderplatz and the East Side Gallery all reachable either on foot or by public transport, there’s no end to the adventures in store. 


Dream Harvest

Bang in the middle of all things cool, East Side Story is one of those rare homes that also offers a tranquil atmosphere. Markthalle Neun (our favourite food market in Berlin) is right across the street – and many of Kreuzberg’s hip hang-outs are nearby, too. A Columbian/Austrian DJ and music producer, Pablo has designed everything with great attention to detail. Incredibly inspired by the sunshine, his favourite part of the home is the sun-drenched corner with cactuses – and we understand why.

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Making Waves is one of a kind. Situated just behind Berlin’s cluster of galleries, it’s also within walking distance to the architectural masterpiece that is Gleisdreieck Park. On top of being fully equipped (the kitchen is a particular favourite of ours), we also love how stylish it is. Much of the furniture is custom made for the space, and it has a tranquil atmosphere that we can’t get over. As a bonus, it has Sonos speakers in every single room – this includes the bathroom for all the people who enjoy a good sing along session in the shower.

Making Waves

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