Munich designers eins:33 have completed the interior of a paper and stationery store in the wealthy Munich suburb of Grünwald.

Dressler Papeterie und Accessoires, which opened last week, features timber walls, floors, shelving and display tables.

The store is run by a dachshund, apparently.

Here’s some info from eins:33:

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DRESSLER – GRÜNWALDER PAPETERIE UND ACCESSOIRES

Grünwald | 2009

Urmel’s Empire

If you have shared the opinion “a dog can not run a paper store” we are happy to widen your mind.

Word has it that Urmel, the elegant dachshund-lady rules the brand new store in the shopping arcade of Grünwald, home of Munich’s sparkling society.

And indeed, when entering Dressler’s Papeterie a waging tail arises underneath the presentation counters towards you to give a wet but friendly welcome.

You have to bend down quite far to stroke the tousled and unique spiky hair on the little dog’s hat, which made it already on the company logo in first round.

Straightened up again you recognize that the flooring, thick wooden Douglas floorboards follow the view up with you, lean over the presentation counter, interweave with each other by moving up and down, you will find the presentation tables emerging from floor elements and the shelving along the wall framed with vertical planks.

A well ambitioned crew of Bavarian carpenters struggled not to loose ground when weaving the Dinesen planks into each other.

The attention to detail allowed a specific and individual handling with the different products. All that has helped to create an extraordinary but simple language to form a balanced and adequate surrounding.

The resulting interior design is spectacular but contained to emphasize the wide and colourful range of products.

Urmel disappears in her integrated dogs hut behind the counter to await the next client.