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Discover landmark exhibitions and archive galleries across a world-renowned architecture campus. Visitors can explore historic furniture collections, contemporary design installations, and outdoor landscape features like the newly designed Water Garden.
An architectural campus presenting changing exhibitions, a massive historic furniture archive, and landscaped gardens designed by leading global creatives.

The Vitra Design Museum and Schaudepot in Weil am Rhein is a global institution dedicated to the research and presentation of furniture and design. Across the campus, visitors encounter architecturally significant structures, including Frank Gehry’s main museum building and Herzog & de Meuron’s Schaudepot. The galleries host major exhibitions on industrial and interior design, while showcasing an extensive historic archive. The visitor experience extends outdoors to landscaped features like the Bas Smets-designed Water Garden and the specialized Barragán Gallery.

The Vitra Design Museum and Schaudepot was established on the Vitra Campus in 1989 as a private foundation by Rolf Fehlbaum. Its sculptural main building was architect Frank Gehry's first European building. In 1991, research on Czech Cubism contributed to a major exhibition, expanding the museum's influence. In 2016, the Herzog & de Meuron-designed Schaudepot opened, creating a **permanent home for the design collection**.
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