Berlin
The sticker is predominantly yellow with a black border. The top of the sticker features bold black text that reads 'umbauen statt ausziehen.' (renovate instead of moving out.). Below this, there are two contrasting images of interior spaces: one showing a modern living room with a sofa and a bed, and another displaying a well-organized bookshelf unit. A QR code is prominently placed in the lower half of the sticker, surrounded by smaller images of flags (German, UK, Spanish). The black border on the left and right sides of the sticker is repeated vertically with the text 'raum ideen werk' in white, enclosed in a black rectangle.

umbauen statt ausziehen. Intelligente Innenraumkonzepte, die vorhandenen Wohnraum optimal nutzen und ihn an Ihre aktuellen Bedürfnisse anpassen. raum ideen werk www.raumideenwerk.com @raum.ideen.werk.berlin https://www.raumideenwerk.com https://www.raumideenwerk.com https://www.instagram.com/raum.ideen.werk.berlin

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