Custom Furniture for the Josefstrakt
As part of the transformation of the Josefstrakt at Kloster Beuerberg, ZEITRAUM furnished a large portion of what is now Hotel Josef. Building on an early prototype room developed specifically for the project, bespoke furnishing solutions were created in close collaboration with the interior design team for guest rooms and shared spaces alike.
Alongside pieces from the ALPENRAUM collection, custom-designed beds and desks were developed exclusively for the project. The restrained design language, high-quality materials and meticulous craftsmanship complement the character of the historic ensemble, creating a calm and timeless atmosphere.
Today, the furnishings shape not only the 23 guest rooms of Hotel Josef, but also key communal areas, including the fireplace lounge, a seminar room and a dining space. Across these different settings, the interior creates a cohesive overall experience that brings together historic architecture and contemporary hospitality.
Reopened in 2025, the Josefstrakt is part of the newly revitalized Kloster Beuerberg, which today combines culture, hospitality and community under one roof.
| Project client: | Erzbistum München und Freising with Dr. Kürzeder & team |
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| Architecture: | DAI - Alexander Dorn and office; AHG - Holger Gnadke, Anton Haushofer and office |
| Interior Architecture: | formstelle - Claudia Kleine, Jörg Kürschner and office |
| Photography: | Thomas Dashuber Fotografie Film |








