Rotterdam Residence
RESIDENTIAL
140M2
ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS
The design aims to connect the buiding's heritage with today's comforts: rooted in the past, connected to the future.
In May 2021 we finished the interior renovation of a beautiful historic apartment inside a former 1850s wine warehouse in Rotterdam's chic Scheepskwartier.
The design aims to connect the buiding's heritage with today's comforts: rooted in the past, connected to the future.
In May 2021 we finished the interior renovation of a beautiful historic apartment inside a former 1850s wine warehouse in Rotterdam's chic Scheepskwartier.
The owners love cooking and entertaining, so a four meter long dining table and custom bench was designed for long dinners with family and friends. The kitchen was refurnished with walnut wooden cabinetry and a monolithic bar in silver travertin.
The design aims to connect the building's heritage with today's comforts: rooted in the past, connected to the future. To emphasize the building's historic character, the exposed wooden beam structure was darkened and juxtaposed with materials such as chalk plaster, mineral stone and linen. Together it promotes a sense of timeless harmony.
The design aims to connect the building's heritage with today's comforts: rooted in the past, connected to the future. To emphasize the building's historic character, the exposed wooden beam structure was darkened and juxtaposed with materials such as chalk plaster, mineral stone and linen. Together it promotes a sense of timeless harmony.
The owners love cooking and entertaining, so a four meter long dining table and custom bench was designed for long dinners with family and friends. The kitchen was refurnished with walnut wooden cabinetry and a monolithic bar in silver travertin.
Inspired by their travels, our clients wanted their bedroom to feel like their favourite hotel rooms.
Inspired by their travels, our clients wanted their bedroom to feel like their favourite hotel rooms.
Inspired by their travels, our clients wanted the bedrooms to feel like their favourite hotel rooms. Their master bedroom continues the natural materiality, and features a bathroom ensuite and freestanding bath tub as central focal point: barefoot luxury.
Centerpiece in the living area is the softest lounge area one can think of. Cini Boeri's Strips sofa modules were placed inside a custom monolithic volume to create a natural separation with the dining area. With the amazing sheepskin rug by Landscapes in Wool at your feet, getting off this sofa won't be easy.
Centerpiece in the living area is the softest lounge area one can think of. Cini Boeri's Strips sofa modules were placed inside a custom monolithic volume to create a natural separation with the dining area. With the amazing sheepskin rug by Landscapes in Wool at your feet, getting off this sofa won't be easy.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Thibault de Schepper
CONTRACTOR
Forte Vastgoed
LIGHTING
Keylight
ARTWORKS
Laura de Wilde, Landscapes in Wool, Atelier Julie Haverkamp, Rotganzen