Elegance in Belgian
This house is a real feast for fans of sophisticated design and neutral colors. The extremely elegant interior is based on subtle tone differences and the use of various textures. The Belgian studio Ville Design is responsible for the interior.
When you look inside this house in Oudenaarde, you might think you are in an exclusive design gallery. Minimalist interiors create a background for real design gems, such as the cult armchair designed by Pierre Jeanneret - Chandigarh Chair.
The architects opted for a subdued color palette, based on shades of beige, brown and white. The kitchen furniture was hidden in a marble cube, its elegant shape resembles a minimalist sculpture.
It is also worth paying attention to the sliding door made of milk glass, behind which there is a wine pantry, collected by the hosts. Ovens and a refrigerator are built in a tall wardrobe.
Główną ozdobą w przestronnym salonie jest kominek, który podzielił zabudowę na dwie części. Ciekawym pomysłem są także fronty zabudowanych szaf, które przypominają betonową powierzchnię, towarzyszą im subtelne, mosiężne uchwyty nadające całości bardzo eleganckiego charakteru.
The situation is similar in the bathrooms: marble sinks are accompanied by bronze taps and wardrobes made of walnut. The whole thing is very elegant and very luxurious. Subdued, subtle light shines through the delicate curtains. A real feast for fans of minimalism at the highest level!
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