Interior design & realisation for small apartment in Amsterdam.
Right opposite of the oldest shipyard in Amsterdam we created
an interior for a 45 sq metre apartement.
The long wooden wall creates length in the apartment and offers space for various functions. This horizontal line is broken by the verticality of the sliding wall. The open slatted pattern separates the bedroom and the living space, allowing natural light to enter the apartment.
Images by Louiza Mei King
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Canteen for Royal van Lent Shipyard in Amsterdam. For this famous Dutch Yacht builder we created a canteen that offers 385 hard workers a spot to eat and drink.
Design icw Chris Slutter.
Realisation by Chris Slutter, Maurits Busse and Dave Keune.
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Garden house
This house blends right into the little nature present in the garden, Despite the use of straight lines and hard glass. By using douglas pine to cover the roof and walls, the house changes colour with the garden during the seasons.
The challenge was to create an indoor and outdoor space on a location that is dominated by a couple of ash trees, above as well as below the ground. Because of the rooted ground a full foundation was not possible. We designed a wedge shaped plan that offers a maximum of space without damaging the trees or their roots. The glass provides depth and reflection in a further camouflaged house.
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