In seven thematic areas, the exhibition is dedicated to different ideas of luxury in a historical perspective.
On 500 square metres, Zentralnorden has transferred the controversial topic into space. Each thematic area has been given its own colour and material to reflect a specific time and the associated approach to luxury in society.
In addition to the exhibition architecture, we developed different formats for hands-on exhibits as well as the graphic concept.
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