Math-inspired Objects & Minimalist Berlin Architecture

In the heart of Berlin, where art and architecture meet, an exclusive event is set to bring together passionate creators and design enthusiasts for an evening that celebrates the essence of thoughtful design. "Himmel über Design" invites guests to explore the stories behind two extraordinary creators, Steve Molloy and Christopher Sitzler, as they share their unique visions and the spaces they have crafted with care and intention.

This experience begins at the Fundamental Berlin Shop, a fitting starting point for an event centered around the convergence of form and function. As the late afternoon sun casts long shadows over the city, guests will be welcomed with drinks, setting a relaxed tone for the conversations to come.

Steve Molloy, co-founder of Fundamental Berlin, will kick off the event with a presentation that dives into his personal journey. A designer with a background in both art and architecture, Steve has always approached design with a sense of curiosity and a desire to create objects and spaces that resonate on a deeper level. His work at Fundamental Berlin exemplifies this philosophy, blending mathematical precision with a playful, experimental edge. The presentation will offer a rare glimpse into Steve's creative process and the innovative concepts that have made Fundamental a respected name in the design world.

Following Steve’s presentation, guests will be introduced to the concept behind Fundamental Berlin itself. The shop’s ethos of "design by mathematics" will be explored, showcasing how this approach results in designs that are not only visually striking but also structurally sound and functionally efficient. The Q&A session that follows will allow guests to engage directly with Steve, diving deeper into his inspirations and the practicalities of bringing his ideas to life.