The company tapped S-P-A-C-E Projects, headed up by Pepijn Smit, a young Amsterdam firm that has carved a reputation for creating three-dimensional experiences that manifest themselves in interiors or architectural forms.
As Smit puts it—“We love to create spatial functional poetry. Not spectacle for the sake of spectacle (although we love a little), but spaces people can relate to. Accessible, sincere, refined, elegant, intelligent but spontaneous. Something real.”


Having already designed Lynk & Co’s Amsterdam interior, the design studio set its sights on Berlin. Located in the creative Mitte neighbourhood, the Berlin Club combines the city’s culture with an undeniable Lynk & Co vibe. Split between two floors and multiple distinct rooms, the interior is a versatile space that can accommodate DJ nights and parties just as well as
Working together, S-P-A-C-E Projects and Lynk & Co enhanced the building’s existing architectural canvas—most notably in the Mirror Room, a meeting room lined in (you guessed it)
While staying faithful to the building’s unique architecture, the Berlin Club also shines with Lynk & Co whimsy: a tongue-shaped chair, Berlin street lights guiding the staircase, a log cabin-inspired bathroom, and a cobalt blue amphitheatre.
The Berlin Club is Certainly not a car dealership, it’s everything from event space, flexible lounge areas, a coffee bar, and retail areas to showcase the Gear Collection, a selection of brands that share Lynk & Co’s values of sustainability, creativity, and community.
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