Simone Ferrari

Simone Ferrari is a Lecturer at the Faculty of Interior Architecture, Architecture and Design at Technische Hochschule Rosenheim. He specializes in color concepts and room atmospheres, with extensive experience working on interior design projects across Germany for educational institutions, museums, offices, and residential buildings.

His research focuses on the psychological and physiological effects of colors on people in different spatial contexts, particularly how color, material, and form influence human experience and functionality in spaces. Ferrari has developed expertise in creating concentration-promoting working atmospheres, designing learning centers that facilitate both individual and group work, and revitalizing historic buildings while maintaining their character. He advocates for natural, veiled color palettes over pure white tones, which studies show can lead to concentration difficulties and fatigue.

• German Interior Design Award 2014
• German Design Award 2014 - Special Mention
• Exemplary Buildings in Hesse 2014 - Special Recognition
• Nominated for the German Design Award 2014

Ferrari has collaborated extensively with architectural firms, particularly Grüninger Architects | BDA and Claudia Witte Interior Design, on numerous high-profile projects. His work demonstrates a consistent approach to color and material concepts that emphasizes calm, natural palettes with strategic color accents to create specific spatial experiences tailored to each environment's purpose, whether educational, professional, or residential.