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A desire for a raw, industrial style, personality and masculinity
The plan was triggered by a resident's need to upgrade their bathroom. The resident wanted microcement on the floor and walls - and wanted help with their shade choices. They wanted to keep the existing brown-coloured fixtures and match the future colour choices. The shower walls were replaced, as were the ceiling panelling and lighting. The ceiling would be fitted with giant panels, as the same material was already used in the sauna. As the panelling was going to be replaced, it was possible to design...
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New room in a new home
A new phase of life. A mother and two children were moving into a three-bedroom apartment, where the biggest change was to carve out a space in the living room for the mother's bedroom. The children would have their existing rooms, one for the boy and one for the girl. They wanted to make the rooms inviting and warmly decorated. Natural materials, freshness, and a water element were on the wish list. The vision of the whole: towards light. Creating a strong sense of atmosphere and warmth in the home....
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Collision course in the hallway
The functionality of the hallway is a surprisingly big benefactor in the home. If you feel like you have to dodge furniture or people, that's not good. Smooth movement and easy placement of coats and shoes are comforting to many. A client identified the problems with the hallway of her home in a gorgeous old factory building: 'The style I wanted was loft, something exciting, old and new, lots of colour, no pastiche, a mix of clean and bohemian....
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Inevitably better
The entrance hall invites you inside. This typically narrow, dimly lit friend welcomes newcomers to the home and sends family members out into the world. Its functionality and impressiveness would be an advantage in the whirl of everyday life. However, it's easy to overlook the design of the hallway, having to fight for the showiness that is taken up by the more impressive co-foyers - the living room, kitchen and bedroom. The photos show the transformation of the hallway, where space and functionality were desired. The hallway...
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From beach to nail-biting
The path from the beach to our hallway is like this: I saw a suitable and sweet-looking tree lying on the beach and thought I'd make something out of it. The old tree was heavy and long, so it required sawing into three (!) pieces on the spot. After a seemingly merciless sawing, the logs were shouldered and into the car. As there were no branches in the trunk to hang the jackets on, it was necessary to...
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