A Designer’s Guide to Munich
with Carolin from Casa Nata
If you're heading to Munich for the showroom, why not experience the city through the eyes of a local designer? We asked Carolin from Casa Nata to share her favourite places for everything from breakfast to boutiques—so you can make the most of your time between appointments.
Café in der Glyptothek
A sensory escape: Take in ancient sculptures while sipping coffee in a sun-drenched courtyard, surrounded by birdsong and filtered morning light. It’s the perfect spot to start your day with peace, caffeine, and a newspaper.
📍 Königsplatz 3, 80333 München | IG: @cafe_glyptothek_muenchen
Morso
An espresso at the counter feels like a mini trip to Italy. Lose track of time with a cornetto, a good cappuccino, and a view of the Schwabing street life.
📍 Theresienstraße 35, 80333 München | IG: @morsomunich
Orange Box
A relaxed lunch spot in Maxvorstadt, known for its fresh, organic cuisine with Asian and Middle Eastern influences.
📍 Türkenstraße 61, 80799 München | IG: @orangebox.muc
Ella im Lenbachhaus
Inside the Städtische Galerie, Ella offers everything from breakfast to dinner on its sunny terrace. Don’t miss the museum shop afterward.
📍 Luisenstraße 33, 80333 München | IG: @ella_lehnbachhaus
Bar Davide
A warm, easygoing place created by David and Tom. Expect great wine, champagne, aperitifs, and small plates prepared right behind the bar.
📍 Westermühlstraße 39, 80469 München | IG: @bardavide_
Barista
A hotel-bar feel just around the corner from Bayerischer Hof. Perfect for an aperitif, whether at the long bar or outside on the terrace.
📍 Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße 11, 80333 München | IG: @barista_muc
Avin
Tucked away near Glockenbach, Avin offers a small, refined menu perfect for sharing. The terrace is a summer dream.
📍 Am Glockenbach 8, 80469 München | IG: @avin_munich
Becco Fino
Minimalist interiors, thoughtful plates, and excellent wines—Italian simplicity done right.
📍 Hochbrückenstraße 14, 80331 München | IG: @ristorante_beccofino_muenchen
Marais Soir
A cozy Westend gem inspired by the South of France—think Mediterranean flavors and warm Savoir Vivre.
📍 Schwanthalerstraße 131, 80339 München | IG: @marais_soir
Madam Chutney
This is the only place Carolin trades in home-cooked Indian food for something else. A taste of Delhi meets Munich’s Viktualienmarkt.
📍 Frauenstraße 11, 80469 München | IG: @madam_chutney
Galerie Max Goelitz
One of Munich’s most dynamic galleries, known for thought-provoking contemporary shows. The new space opens with a solo by London-based collective Troika.
📍 Maximilianstraße 35, 80539 München (Eingang: Herzog-Rudolf-Straße) | IG: @maxgoelitzgallery
Alte Pinakothek
Old Masters in one of Europe’s most important galleries, housed in beautifully historic rooms. A must-visit.
📍 Barer Straße 27, 80333 München | IG: @pinakotheken
Salon c|o
A curated tableware concept store blending design eras with contemporary art—located near the Englischer Garten.
📍 Werneckstraße 5, 80802 München | IG: @salon.c.o
Nora Khereddine Objects
Furniture, ceramics, vintage gems, and timeless home accessories in a beautifully considered space in Glockenbach.
📍 Westermühlstraße 21, 80469 München | IG: @norakhereddineobjects
Schachinger
An iconic art supply shop since 1877. A treasure trove for creatives—Carolin never leaves empty-handed.
📍 Josephspitalstraße 6, 80331 München | IG: @kuenstlerbedarf_schachinger
Pilates Now
Highly personalized Reformer Pilates in peaceful, motivating studios in Neuhausen and Schwabing.
📍 Donnersbergerstraße 8, 80634 München | IG: @pilates_now_
Sai Spa
A small oasis in Haidhausen offering traditional massages in a calm, welcoming setting.
📍 Orleansstraße 45, 81667 München | IG: @sai_spa_massage_muenchen
With this guide from Carolin in hand, you’re set to navigate Munich not just as a visitor, but with the insider intuition of a designer who knows where to find beauty, calm, and the perfect espresso.
Casa Nata is all about effortless style - modern, timeless, and free from passing trends. With a focus on clean lines, premium materials, and refined details, each piece is designed to be a staple with a twist. The collection embodies a purist yet feminine aesthetic, offering strong, versatile essentials that can be mixed, matched, and reinvented time and again. It’s fashion stripped down to its essence - chic, confident, and uncomplicated.
Founded by Carolin Sangha in 2016, Casa Nata is a reflection of her personal style and creative vision. With a background in fashion and interior design, she has spent years shaping brands and collections with a sharp eye for quality and craftsmanship. Inspired by her upbringing in India, extensive travels, and passion for pure shapes and colors, she has created a label that merges minimalism with thoughtful details, making each design subtly unique.
Every Casa Nata piece is made in Germany, produced exclusively in a family-run atelier in Bavaria, where expert craftsmanship meets sustainable production methods. The collection is built around natural fibers, consciously sourced and minimally processed to reduce environmental impact. When leather is used, it is naturally tanned, and only the most responsible dyeing processes are applied.
Casa Nata believes in quality over quantity - choose well, and invest in pieces that truly last.
Beyond clothing, Casa Nata is a mindset - a way of dressing that feels effortless yet intentional. The brand collaborates with artists and creative women worldwide, developing projects that go beyond fashion and celebrate a shared vision of beauty, simplicity, and sustainability. With a showroom in Munich, Casa Nata welcomes those who appreciate timeless style, impeccable craftsmanship, and the freedom to dress with clarity and confidence.
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