Project
Dune Villa Aerdenhout
Materials used
Walnut – Rawsteel – Oak – stucco – leather inlay – warm yellow tones
Year
2020
Location
Kennemerland
Square meters
400
“To create a more open character, a glass wall with aged brass finish is custom built to divide spaces”
Dune Villa Aerdenhout
The basis of this old country house from around 1900, once housing a notary, was in need of warm atmosphere and living comfort. Interrupting part of the structure and routing by opening up a closed wall with the use of an aged brass framed glass door between the central hall and the dining room, created openness and movement. Subsequently furnishing the house with handmade designs and applying natural pigments on the walls in earthy tones, truly drew out its potential. This, in combination with keeping the grandeur you would expect of an old country house; the high ornamental ceilings, large windows and impressive fireplaces turned Dune Villa Aerdenhout into an art filled home.
“To create a more open character, a glass wall with aged brass finish is custom built to divide spaces”
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The basis of this old country house from around 1900, once housing a notary, lacked atmosphere and living comfort. Interrupting part of the structure and routing by opening up a closed wall with the use of an eye-catching aged brass facade between the central hall and the dining room, created openness and movement. Subsequently furnishing the house with handmade designs and applying natural pigments on the walls in earthy tones, truly drew out its potential. This, in combination with keeping the grandeur you would expect of an old country house; the high ornamental ceilings, large windows and impressive fireplaces turned Dune Villa Aerdenhout into an art filled home.
