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The Panorama House is a place of relaxation for design lovers who are looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. The Panorama House is a skilful mixture of architecture, artworks and design furniture, embedded in the most beautiful natural landscape of Usedom. As the first habitable art collection on Usedom, the Panorama House invites guests, family and friends to embark on a relaxing art and architectural journey. Alone or in a small group, with family or friends, the Panorama House welcomes them with open arms and will not let them go quickly.
We offer our visitors a place where they can create a personal hideaway to relax and recharge their batteries. This means that their mind can take a break from the stress and worry of juggling everything in life. They can rest their minds to become powerful and creative again. A long walk by the sea, a chance interesting conversation with an unknown person or a breathtaking work of art can make us think, it lets us switch off and can bring us back to life.
The concept of the house is to invite guests to come up with new ideas through music, literature and art. Time and conscious enjoyment are decisive factors in this. These elements are the "soul" of our house. A small art collection integrated into the house, with works by Gerold Miller, Ulrich Gleiter, Lev Khesin, Jens Hausmann, Albrecht Tübke, Wolfgang Mattheuer and a constantly growing number of young up-and-coming artists, invites you to constantly look and discover. A generous book collection with more than 1000 art books and works of the most important representatives of literature will let you escape from everyday life.
In the same vein, we have created a future Artist in Residence Program for the house. The aim of the program is to support emerging or established artists while at the same time giving them the opportunity to develop their artistic practice in a lively new environment. At certain times of the year, we open our house to artists looking for new inspiration and give them the opportunity to find time for reflection, research or creation outside of their usual environment, without the immediate use of their own financial resources. During their stay with us, artists can explore new landscapes or experiment with new working methods and materials. The opening of our house for this purpose is a matter of particular concern to us, which is very close to our hearts.
