With a brief to capture the owners’ yin-yang personalities, Belgian interior designer

The landscape remains a constant anchoring force, providing a calming backdrop for the owners to live out their day-to-day.

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The kitchen, like the rest of the interiors, is characterised by a mix of dark and light materials, including walnut-veneer cabinetry, white stone benchtops, oak floors and white walls.

Archways create the feeling of journeying through the spaces.
Nathalie approaches
“We discovered that he was interested in the rough and honest qualities of materials. On the other hand, she is more sophisticated, which you’ll see translated in the more elegant, neutral-toned materials.” The juxtaposition of dark materials, such as walnut and black steel, and light materials, such as oak and onyx, is a further nod to the couple’s contrasting tastes.

The tactile selection of furniture, art and lighting also blends opposites – dark and light, soft and hard – culminating in a warm and comfortable interior environment.
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Nathalie also approached the interiors to evoke a sense of journey, with the

Oak and white plaster, combined with sweeping forms – the staircase is one of the most elegant features of the entire home.



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