harry’s home goes Berlin Fashion Week

When Tyrolean roots, urban spirit, and creative freedom come together, the result is more than just an encounter—that’s exactly what we experienced in Berlin.
Together with Tyrolean designer Rebekka Ruetz, we showed that origin, attitude, and contemporary values can also be convincing across borders. Rebekka deliberately chose our harry’s home Berlin-Moabit as the base for castings and fittings. In addition to spacious rooms with a view of Essen Park, her team made particular use of our bright seminar room with roof terrace – a quiet, creative retreat in the middle of the city.
The rebekka ruétz label stands for avant-garde design, minimalist style, and artistic elegance, combined with resource-saving processes and high-quality materials. For her, sustainability meant using innovative fabrics such as organic cotton or coffee leather and critically questioning the entire production process.
We at harry’s home are also committed to sustainability: All our hotels had been awarded the EU Ecolabel, and a large part of our vehicle fleet was already electric, saving us over 20,000 kg of CO₂ annually. Our hotels in Austria and Germany covered 100 percent of their electricity needs with renewable energies and were mostly within walking distance of train stations – for a convenient and environmentally friendly journey for our guests.