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Ivonne Klass Interior Design

klass beauty pr & communications is a Munich based boutique PR Agency specializing in beauty- and lifestyle products.

My deep enthusiasm is reflected in my great passion for interior design—a world where aesthetics, functionality, and emotions merge to create spaces with character and soul. We're passionate about who and what we represent and work hard to create results in the media that actually mean something. We create laser-focused campaigns leading to product placement, brand awareness and marketing.

08/31/2026

Some places don’t just inspire me — they make my mind wander.🌈

My visit to the MAK in Vienna was exactly that. A beautiful mix of art, design, craftsmanship and history that had me completely absorbed — and, as always, thinking about how much our surroundings can feed our own creativity.

I was especially fascinated by Vally Wieselthier and her expressive ceramic sculptures. There is something incredibly powerful about seeing how boldly she pushed the boundaries of ceramics and created something so distinctive within the Wiener Werkstätte.

Then came my little journey through VIENNA 1900 — Everyday — not simply a chronological walk through history, but a fascinating exploration of ideas, design and the people who shaped an entire era. I could have stayed there for hours. I love these little time travels… they make me look at the present differently.

And then: GLANZSTÜCKE by Van Cleef & Arpels. ✨
Quite literally a feast for the eyes. The craftsmanship, materials, colors and forms — and especially the unexpected connections between jewelry and objects from the MAK collection — were incredible.

This is exactly why I love places like the MAK. Art, people, history, craftsmanship and design all start talking to each other — and suddenly, ideas start flowing.
And honestly? That’s when my creative mind is at its happiest. 🤍

08/24/2026

I’m drawn to spaces that whisper luxury rather than announce it.
Where softness meets sophistication, and every detail feels intentional.

For me, this is Tranquil Luxury — calm neutral palettes, beautiful textures, sculptural forms and just the right touch of boldness or shine.

I believe less can be so much more. Not empty or predictable, but considered, warm and inviting.

And just like fashion, I’m inspired by timeless elegance — the effortless sophistication of a Dior silhouette, where proportion, restraint and one beautiful detail can make all the difference.

Elegant without being cold.
Luxurious without being excessive.
Minimal without being boring.

I want my interiors to feel beautiful the moment you see them — but even better the longer you stay.

08/17/2026

Some cities you visit. Some you remember. And then there are those that slowly get under your skin.
Vienna has done exactly that to me.

Architecture, art, museums, hidden courtyards, beautiful parks, little shops, cafés, fashion, craftsmanship — and all those tiny details that make you stop, look twice and think: I love this.

And of course, I see it all through my designer’s eyes.
A façade becomes a color palette. An old door handle inspires a material combination. A café sparks an idea for atmosphere. A beautiful object makes me imagine where it could live in a room.
Just last Saturday, I found a little treasure at Vienna’s legendary antique market: an Art Nouveau painting dedicated to a couple on their wedding day. But it was actually the old frame that stole my heart — its craftsmanship, its patina, its story.

That’s what I love about Vienna: history meets contemporary, vineyards meet urban life, old craftsmanship meets young creative energy.
And recently I chose this beautiful city as my new home.

I already know that so much of what I discover here will find its way into my design — because inspiration is everywhere when you keep your eyes and heart open.

So… welcome to my Vienna Edit. 🤍

08/10/2026

Since moving to Vienna, I’ve been looking at this (non)trend through a slightly different lens.

Vienna is not a city that tries to impress with shiny skyscrapers or futuristic architecture. And maybe that’s exactly what I love about it.

It has history, layers, imperfections and stories everywhere you look — in the façades, the old doors, the stone, the parquet floors, the brass details. And somehow, it still feels young, stylish and very much alive.

That made me think about one of the things I increasingly love in interiors: materials that are allowed to live.
Unlacquered brass that slowly deepens with every touch.
Bronze that becomes richer with age.
Raw oak with its natural grain and little imperfections.
Stone that develops its own character rather than looking perfectly untouched.
To me, this is where luxury becomes much more interesting.

Not everything needs to be pristine, polished and brand new. I actually love when a material tells you that it has been there — and will be there for a very long time.
It’s a little like Vienna: Grounded. Elegant. Warm. Cultured.

I’ve always believed that a home should feel collected rather than simply decorated. Materials with texture, depth and a story make that possible. They bring warmth into a space and create the kind of quiet richness that doesn’t need to announce itself.

And perhaps that’s why it feels so right to me — especially here in Vienna. 🤍

08/02/2026

Six years later, I came back to Lanserhof Tegernsee.

There is something almost magical about being here that makes me slowly come back to myself.

What makes the Lanserhof Concept so special to me? It doesn’t look at a person in pieces. It considers body, mind and soul as one — combining modern medicine with natural healing approaches, individual diagnostics, nutrition, movement and regeneration.
And I can honestly say: it works.

Everything here feels so incredibly coherent.
The architecture gently disappears into the Tegernsee landscape. The rooms are spacious and beautifully reduced, with natural materials and soft, muted tones. Nothing unnecessary, nothing distracting. Just enough.

The food… I enjoyed every bite of the Energy Cuisine, including a cooking class where I could experience some of it myself — with ingredients from the resort’s own permaculture garden.

I breathed in the mountain air on my meditation walk across the meadows, wandered through the permaculture garden, touched and smelled the herbs, watched bees and butterflies, and simply allowed myself to be there.

The treatments... a detox lymphatic wrap followed by a bath (my absolute highlight!), a wonderfully therapeutic massage, and plenty of moments of doing absolutely nothing.

And then, of course, there was the other side of me: getting up at sunrise and pushing myself on the treadmill in the gym, followed by a bioimpedance measurement and metabolic analysis. Because apparently even my retreat-self needs a little challenge. 😉

And once again, I was lucky enough to have Dr. Mathias Greiner looking after me — an exceptional physician, but even more than that, a truly wonderful human being.

I left feeling lighter. Clearer. Recharged.
Almost as if someone had pressed a little reset button — from the inside out.

I am deeply grateful for this time, for every single person who took care of me, and for the opportunity to experience this very special place again.

Six years later, Lanserhof brought me back to myself.
And I already know one thing:
I’ll be back. For sure. 🤍

07/28/2026

There is something about a neutral interior that instantly makes me breathe a little deeper.

Sand, warm beige, creamy whites, soft taupe and light woods create that quiet feeling I love so much — elegant, timeless and calm, without ever feeling cold or predictable.

For me, neutrals are never about playing it safe. Quite the opposite. They give me the perfect canvas to bring in depth, personality and a little bit of magic through materials and details.

Linen, bouclé, natural stone, aged wood, ceramics… I love how every material catches the light differently and brings its own character into the room. Add a beautiful sculptural shape, a touch of metal or perhaps one of my beloved rich jewel tones, and suddenly the softness has dimension.

That’s what I love about neutral interiors: they whisper, but they never have to be boring.

They create the calm foundation I’m always looking for — a sense of serenity and balance, while leaving enough room for personality, texture and emotion to shine through.

To me, that is Tranquil Luxury. 🤍

07/20/2026

I've never believed in a linear career path.⁠
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I believe in growth.⁠
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In having the courage to reinvent yourself.⁠
In passions that are greater than job titles.⁠
And in the belief that experience reaches its greatest value when paired with curiosity, empathy, and genuine enthusiasm.⁠
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More than two decades of shaping premium brands through strategic communications, international public relations, brand development, and integrated marketing have shaped who I am.⁠
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Today, I bring that experience into the worlds of design, beauty, hospitality, and wellness—always with people at the heart of everything I do.⁠
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Because in the end, it's never just about products or projects.⁠
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It's about people.⁠
It's about connection.⁠
And it's about creating experiences and emotions that leave a lasting impression.⁠
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📸 Dylan Rives Photography

07/13/2026

Every place leaves something behind.
Some leave memories.
Some leave emotions.
And a very few quietly become part of your creative soul. 💚

Nestled between the Bavarian Alps, endless green meadows, and the breathtaking Tegernsee mountains is a place has quietly become one of the places that inspires me the most.
Every morning starts with birdsong, crisp mountain air, and the scent of herbs drifting through the garden. Throughout the day, vibrant summer flowers paint the landscape in the happiest colors, while handcrafted wood carvings and timeless Bavarian craftsmanship tell stories that have been passed down through generations.
Nothing feels rushed here.
Everything feels intentional.
As an interior designer, I believe beautiful homes should evoke the same feeling.
Not just admiration—but exhale.

A home should slow your heartbeat. It should reconnect you with nature, invite you to notice textures, light, fragrance, and the quiet beauty that often goes unseen.

This little paradise reminds me that true luxury isn't measured by abundance.
It's measured by how a place makes you feel.

Some places don't simply inspire your work. They quietly change the way you see beauty.

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07/03/2026

One of the questions I get asked most often is how a room can feel so calm and balanced… while still being interesting.

For me, the answer almost always comes down to materials.
Beautiful interiors aren't created by filling a room with expensive furniture. They're created by the conversation between materials.

I love pairing warm oak with cool natural stone. Matte finishes beside polished ones. Soft bouclé against smooth marble. Linen next to bronze. Every surface brings its own personality, and when they're thoughtfully combined, they begin to complement rather than compete with one another.

I don't believe every material has to match. In fact, I think a room becomes far more beautiful when there's a gentle tension between opposites. Warm and cool. Rough and smooth. Light and dark. Matte and reflective.
Those subtle contrasts create depth without creating noise.
And that's exactly what I'm always looking for.

A home should never feel flat. But it should never feel chaotic either.

The most memorable spaces are the ones that whisper rather than shout—and where every material has its own voice, yet together they tell one beautiful story.

06/25/2026

Ever since I settled by the magical shores of Lake Tegernsee, my sources of inspiration have changed completely. The endless sunshine, palms, and coastal colors of Florida have given way to mountains, craftsmanship, tradition, and places filled with warmheartedness. 🤎

A few days ago, I visited Tegernsee Keramik for my very first pottery workshop. ⚱️

Meeting Monika, who carries on her family's ceramic tradition in the fourth generation, was inspiring in itself. With sparkling eyes, endless passion, and the kindest spirit, she shared her story, her craft, and her love for creating beautiful things by hand. You simply cannot help but like her.

I arrived without an idea, without a sketch, and without any plan at all. I just allowed myself to be inspired by the pieces surrounding me. One shape led to another, one detail sparked a thought, and slowly something entirely my own emerged. And isn't that exactly how creativity works?

Today, I can already picture my piece standing on the L-shaped kitchen island of a future home that doesn't even exist yet—except in my imagination. Or perhaps displayed inside a softly lit wall niche along a staircase leading to the second floor.

That is the magic of places like this. You don't just leave with an object. You leave with ideas, emotions, and visions that quietly find their way into future interiors.

Sometimes inspiration doesn't come from a design book, a showroom, or a trend forecast. Sometimes it comes from clay-covered hands, a passionate craftswoman, and a small pottery within picture-postcard mountains. 🤍

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