Villa Myrtille, Brussel / Ohra Studio
The Villa Myrtille is a beautiful example of a functional design. The simple lines and unadorned surfaces give it a clean, modern look that is perfect for the luxury neighborhood it is located in.
Belgium
Belgian design is known for its calm restraint and material richness. Explore spaces published on HomeWorldDesign that showcase the country’s refined architectural voice.
Villa DF / JUMA Architects
Two doctors who were keen to live in the beautiful wooded part of Waasmunster contacted JUMA architects after purchasing an 1987 house.
Black Box Villa / Objekt Architecten
For our clients in Sint-Lievens-Houtem, we unleashed our creativity on their newly purchased home. The former doctor’s office already showed some signs of use and needed an update to meet our client’s wishes.
Zoersel House / Arjaan De Feyter
In notion to Bauhaus this steel house was originally designed as a prototype in 1969 that could be erected elsewhere on the still largely empty residential estate.
House with Writing Shed / Atelier Tom Vanhee
Inspired by the staggered layout of the other constructions in the street, the functions of this house were arranged according to a herringbone design.
OV House, Bruges / Nicolas Schuybroek
OV House is located in the mountainside of Bruges, Belgium, and designed by Nicolas Schuybroek in collaboration with the owner Thomas Ostyn.
Mercurius House – Conversion of a Former Factory Space
Originally, the building was conceived as two entities; a production space on the ground floor and an owner’s flat on the first floor with a private access.
Living in the Woods – House WADV by BASIL Architecture
House WADV is a good example of how a banal chalet can be refurbished to a contemporary single family house, without losing the initial holiday feeling and dialogue with its environment, on the contrary.
BOPORO House / TOOP architectuur
The BOPORO house had to be a place to retreat and completely unwind. In that respect, the covered terrace with patio forms the heart of the house.