The Yellow House in Flims organizes exhibitions on topics such as design, arts and crafts or architecture in the Alps. The exhibitions are usually conceived for the house and reflect cultural discourses of the recent past and present.

Originally, today's white cube was a yellow-painted farmhouse. When the architect Rudolf Olgiati (1910-1995) bequeathed part of his collection of cultural assets to the municipality of Flims, he linked this to the condition that the house be renovated according to his taste, in particular "to paint it white from top to bottom". His son Valerio Olgiati completed the multi-award-winning renovation in 1997-1999.


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