Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin
Since the opening of the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin in 1968, ANKER has been an integral part of this architectural masterpiece. While glass, steel, and concrete define Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s unmistakable signature style, ANKER carpets provide the calm, harmonious foundation against which art can unfold its full impact.
When the Neue Nationalgalerie underwent extensive renovation, David Chipperfield Architects made a conscious decision to maintain continuity. Once again, they chose ANKER Wool Loop VN 2/2—a carpet that was already part of the original design.
Covering approximately 4,000 m², ANKER Wool Loop VN 2/2 combines timeless aesthetics with exceptional durability and longevity. With a blend of 60% pure new wool and 40% polyamide, it meets the highest functional requirements while seamlessly integrating into the clean architectural language of the Neue Nationalgalerie.
This is how design makes an impact even when it isn’t the center of attention.
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