Das Stue, Berlin. A hotel taken over, suite by suite. Symphony for the Senses: the first 360° experiential platform for Harman Kardon, built on synaesthesia. It felt just as good as it sounds.
Nachtlab explored the phenomenon of synaesthesia, in collaboration with Grammy-nominated Andra Day, music legend Gilles Peterson, director Martin Butler, Amber Vineyard, mother of the House of Vineyard and composer Salvador Breed. Showcasing the essence of Harman Kardon through the five human senses from a multi-sensorial design practice.
Each experience induced a unique, personal and emotional journey throughout the evening and across the suites of the hotel.
Symphony for the Senses didn’t stop there. Since a substantial part of Harman Kardon’s business comes from car audio, we surprised the guests with an on-site interactive audio installation in a luxury car and with a bespoke audio tour through Berlin for the airport shuttle service.
A 360° experiential platform for a premium audio brand. It felt just as good as it sounds.