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HOME FROM HOME Aspria Uhlenhorst, Hamburg, Germany


At Aspria Uhlenhorst in Hamburg, Germany, the club interiors mix sheer glamour with ‘aspirational home’ comfort I


t’s hard to choose one club from the Aspria portfolio on which to focus – all are market leaders in terms of concept, design and


delivery – but on this occasion we’ve chosen Aspria Uhlenhorst, Hamburg. Uhlenhorst is a redevelopment of the


100-year-old Klipper club, representing a €25m investment. Aspria used a local Hamburg-based architect for the basic


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building and a British interior design company, SparcStudio, for some of the fit-out work. The rest of the design and specification work was carried out internally by the Aspria team. The club – encompassing hotel, gym,


pool and spa – feels almost ‘aspirational home’ in design. Both floors have large windows looking out over the gardens, and the colour scheme is gentle


– browns, creams, lots of wood. There’s a flow between gym and recreational, non-workout space: an open doorway links the first floor area of the gym with the restaurant, and there are leather sofas, standard lamps and even a pool table encroaching into the gym space. Huge, gilt-framed mirrors add glamour to the free weight and functional areas. Membership costs €135 a month.


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