Overnight Stay

There are three guest rooms in the top floor, decorated with furniture made by  Svenskt Tenn, designed by Josef Frank. The interior décor was generously provided by the Beijer Foundation.

In the future, you will be able to book these rooms directly through our website. In the meantime, have a look at the descriptions and photos below to help decide which room you would like to stay in!

Teheran Room
Double occupancy, 40 m², EUR 450 per night 

Our largest room is the Tehran—named after a fabric print that Josef Frank designed for Svenskt Tenn. The name and the delicate brightness of the flowers in the foreground hint at the inspiration behind this extraordinary design: a poetic, stylized interpretation of a Persian rug. Lush, deeply lobed leaves unfold in harmonious hues including madder red, yellow mignonette, and indigo, imbuing the room with depth and warmth. The Tehran room combines historical elegance with timeless comfort. Created as early as the 1940s, the Tehran pattern was first printed in 1991.

Brazil Room
Single occupancy, 12 m², EUR 150 per night 

The one-person Brazil Room is a tribute to the lush colors of tropical landscapes. Named after Josef Frank’s textile design with the same name, the room tells of a fascination with nature, diversity, and vibrant forms. The Brazil fabric print is one of the largest and most impressive seamless pattern designs in Frank’s oeuvre. Created between 1943 and 1945, the rainforest motif unfolds in a rich composition of intensely saturated colors that reflect the abundance of tropical vegetation. The Brazil Room brings the aura of a colorful rainforest into the villa.

Room Hawai
Double occupancy, 18 m², EUR 350 per night 

This double room dedicated to Frank’s Hawai design invites you on a quiet journey through shapes, cultures, and time. Josef Frank was inspired to create this exceptional pattern at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where a collection of North Indian Trees of Life left a lasting impression on him. The organic structures and calming rhythms are echoed in the softly matte trunks of the Hawaii motif. With an impressive repeat of 180 cm, Hawai is one of the largest and most expressive textile prints in Frank’s body of work. Created between 1943 and 1945, the design combines cosmopolitan inspiration with timeless elegance, lending the room an atmosphere of calm, openness, and cultivated ease.

All rooms are on the third floor of Villa Beer, with shared access to a beautiful sundeck overlooking the garden, a kitchen, and a shared bathroom. Each room has been equipped with a stylish private washbasin.