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I would like to thank you for your help with a personal greeting on a folding card printed with a motif from Sachs' oeuvre. I will note it on the insert sheet so that you can give the card away as a gift.

You will receive the elegant, handmade greeting card in a sophisticated envelope, which is designed by the artist Rita Stemer exclusively for the wemakeit audience and is only available here. It adorns a drawing from Sachs' creative universe that illustrates her analogue understanding of nature and architecture.

You will receive a reproduction of the original photograph of the glass foyer of the Kurtheater from 1952 by Werner Nefflen, which is still enchanting today, produced exclusively for the wemakeit audience.

The chandelier that Lisbeth Sachs associated with a starfish, as a photograph behind glass and in an oak frame, you may soon call your own.

It will be a pleasure for me to show you around the charming house on Lake Hallwil on June 28th, 2025 at 2 p.m. You will meet the hospitable owners and enjoy an aperitif in the cozy, idyllic place.

I will be happy to show you around the charming house on Lake Hallwil on June 29th, 2025 at 2 p.m. You will meet the hospitable owners and enjoy an aperitif in the cozy, idyllic place.

I will be happy to show you around the charming house on Lake Hallwil on Junly 4th, 2025 at 4 p.m. You will meet the hospitable owners and enjoy an aperitif in the cozy, idyllic place.

It will be a pleasure for me to show you around the charming house on Lake Hallwil on July 5th, 2025 at 2 p.m. You will meet the hospitable owners and enjoy an aperitif in the cozy, idyllic place.

I will be happy to show you around the charming house on Lake Hallwil on July 6th, 2025 at 2 p.m. You will meet the hospitable owners and enjoy an aperitif in the cozy, idyllic place.

I would like to thank you for so generously promoting the international presence of this extraordinary architect and her work with an equally unique reward. The garden plan that Verena Dubach drew in 1965 for the conversion of the Strauss House on Lake Hallwil is a rarity. Only a few of her designs - especially in this detailed quality - are tangible. It will be approximately 70 x 100 cm in size, mounted on a thin aluminum panel and provided with profiles for hanging.

The photographs of the Kunsthalle that Lisbeth Sachs created for the Saffa are relatively rare. I would like to thank you for helping to give it a revival with four photographic reproductions mounted on thin aluminum. The panel will measure around 90 x 110 cm and will be provided with profiles for hanging.

During Lisbeth Sachs's creative period, plans were still drawn by hand. The floor plan of the Saffa Kunsthalle is not only attractive because it bears her personal signature, it also has the quality of a work of art. Its reproduction, 75 x 105 cm, mounted on thin aluminum and provided with profiles for hanging, will remind you of how much you helped to prepare a stage for the formidable architect.

Sachs sketched the filigree roof construction of the Saffa pavilions - an artfully assembled geometric structure - together with a section and elevation. Let me thank you for your valuable commitment to Lisbeth Sachs with the 75 x 105 cm reproduction of the three drawings, which - mounted on thin aluminum and provided with profiles for hanging - will enchant you.

The ecologically sensitive Lisbeth Sachs would appreciate as much as I do if you allowed the light grey, chrome-plated USM Haller table measuring 150x75 cm, which shows hardly any signs of wear, to be reused, which would help to bring her work closer to an international audience.

Lisbeth Sachs had an ecological sensibility throughout her life. She would be just as pleased as I would if you allowed the light gray, chrome-plated USM Haller table measuring 175x75 cm, which shows hardly any signs of wear, to be reused, which would also help to finance the English-language book about her.

Lisbeth Sachs is worth to me to donate the USM Haller furniture for her book. And the architect, who was very aware of the finite nature of resources, would certainly join me in thanking you for giving the white shelf measuring 2 x 5, 150x180x35 cm, whose only minimal signs of wear are barely visible, a «revival».