Some look treelike. Others have been whacked with hammers to create a mosaic. They are small but efficient, designed in Scandinavian-country style. Foyers hold charming pine armoires. The walls, which curl gently around corners and archways, are painted a restful off-white.
Floors are pine.
Friedensreich Hundertwasser is Europe's Andy Warhol of pop architecture. The challenge here, he says, was to show that a building itself can have a great restorative impact on a holiday-taker's psyche. Nowhere can you find such harmony between an intact environment, man's creativity, and the traditions of nature's healing properties. Bad Blumau is a piece of nature and a piece of art. It's not selling a room, it's selling an experience.