This sophisticated residence, built as a permanent home for the owner and his family, is situated alongside a golf course with stunning views of the Belgian seaside. Aside from its striking pitched roof and geometric volumes on the exterior, its interior boasts custom-made furniture and sleek home decor.
This sophisticated residence, built as a permanent home for the owner and his family, is situated alongside a golf course with stunning views of the Belgian seaside. Aside from its striking pitched roof and geometric volumes on the exterior, its interior boasts custom-made furniture and sleek home decor.
DESIGNED AND BUILT BY VINCENT VAN DUYSEN ARCHITECTS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY HELENE BINET & FRANCOIS HALARD
photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
โLarge, whitewashed brick volumes โ positioned simply within the natural green landscape โ support a large thatched roof. These primary architectural elements define the strong and modern character and expression of the house, which is an interpretation of the archetypal traditional villa in Knokke.โ
-Vincent Van Duysen Architects
photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
photograph by Franรงois Halard
The house is arranged spatially with large monolithic volumes, which define the more open living and dining areas from the more private bedrooms. A twelve-person table of simple wood construction grounds the dining area, which features a natural wood-clad ceiling and black pendants.
The variety of materials used in the exterior of the home add visual interest from every angle | photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
Slab-front cabinetry brings a soft touch to the kitchen, which contracts the black stone tile behind the stove | photograph by Franรงois Halard
Vertical differences between spaces maintains visual continuity, but allows the rooms to remain separate from one another | photograph by Franรงois Halard
photograph by Franรงois Halard
photograph by Franรงois Halard
This bold front door is a show-stopper by any standards, with its massive size and asymmetrical hinging. The homeโs minimal styling reflects its sophistication and modernism. Additionally, the monochromatic color palette evokes feelings of relaxation.
Large windows connect the living area of the home to the outside, where a swimming pool and nearby pool house reside | photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
photograph by Franรงois Halard
photograph by Franรงois Halard
The more private areas of the home, like this bathroom and bedroom, utilize darker and softer materials to create a cozy, intimate environment. Rich wood tones add texture to each space, and this free-standing bathtub with floor-mounted faucet serves as a strong focal point for the bathroom. Early morning sunlight peaks through a wall of blinds, creating a truly serene place to unwind.
photograph by Hรฉlรจne Binet
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