Zimmerzuschnitt
Zimmerzuschnitt is a German term that translates to "room cutting" or "room division." It refers to a style of interior design where walls in a room are partially removed or reduced to create an open and airy space. This design technique originated in the 19th century in Europe, particularly in Germany and Austria, as a way to recreate traditional medieval architecture in modern homes.
In a Zimmerzuschnitt, part of a wall is carved out to create a large opening, often arch-shaped
While the term Zimmerzuschnitt is often associated with modern architectural practices, its origins are rooted in
As with many architectural styles, the purpose of Zimmerzuschnitt has evolved with time, adapting to changes