Axel vervoordt kitchen

Axel Vervoordt has transformed a 17th century military barracks into a minimalist home. This house near Bruges, Belgium, was designed by the designer for an old friend. An absolute aesthete, Johan Vandendriessche, a Belgian real estate entrepreneur, fell in love with the historic building at first sight as easily as a work of art.

For the Escher House, Axel Vervoordt followed their consistent design style and philosophy. The experience of wabi-sabi combines modern simplicity with a sense of shuttling between the old and the new. The tonal span of bedroom and cloakroom is much great, contrast is intense.

Axel Vervoordt Company on Instagram: “Some rooms are the heartbeat of a home. This kitchen is nourishing in many ways. Benefiting from bright, natural light via big picture…”

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