A rigorous reorganization of the space resulted in a compact, high-ceilinged room, which is immediately ascertainable from both entrances. Continuous shelving units and the room’s rounded corners support this impression. They establish a clear backdrop for the merchandise on display, which is well lit, both from behind and from the front. A spatial focal point is created by the new sales counter, attached to a central supporting column and projecting freely out to both sides. The unity of the room is further accentuated by a rounded transition from wall to ceiling, as well as by the continuity created by the white colouring. The granite cobblestone floor reflects the typical Baroque style, so evident in the town of Ludwigsburg, and creates a tantalising contrast to the otherwise demonstratively modern interior design.