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Stylowe i trwałe skandynawskie meble i oświetlenie marki Furniture by Jansen B.V
Chętnie Ci doradzimy. Skandynawskie meble oraz oświetlenie są w ostatnich latach bardzo modne. Coraz większą popularnością cieszą się kanapy, fotele, łóżka, stoły, krzesła oraz akcesoria, jakimi są lampy lub designerskie dodatki. Wszystkie te elementy wprowadzają do wnętrz lekkość i wygodę. Coraz chętniej sięgamy po minimalistyczne meble i oprawy oświetleniowe, które są proste, estetyczne oraz tradycyjne jednocześnie. Dziś przychodzimy do Was z propozycją skandynawskiej sofy Norwich. Jest to trzyosobowe siedzisko w kolorze jasnego szarości. Została ona wyposażona w bardzo miękkie poduszki siedziska oraz oparcia, masywne podłokietniki, a spodnia część i nogi wykonane są z polakierowanego drewna dębu. Nogi sofy dodatkowo rozchylają się na zewnątrz. Wymiary sofy to 195cm szerokości, 55cm głębokości i 44cm wysokości siedziska. Waga wynosi 71,9kg. Wykonana została z materiału Stuart kolor light grey 39. Producentem sofy Norwich jest holenderska marka Furniture by Jansen B.V, która od ponad 30 lat oferuje swoim klientom meble i oświetlenie w stylu skandynawskim. W ofercie znajdują się nowoczesne sofy, krzesła, łóżka, stoły i wiele innych produktów. Firma zawsze stawia na jakość produktów, trwałość materiałów oraz wygodę użytkowania. Jej produkty charakteryzują się prostą, uniwersalną i designerską formą. W ofercie Furniture by Jansen B.V znajdują się inspirujące meble i oświetlenie, które wprowadzą do wnętrza lekkość i wygodę. Wszystkie produkty zostały zaprojektowane, aby stały się trwałym elementem wystroju wnętrza. Przekonaj się sam jak wspaniale wygląda skandynawskie wnętrze z meblami Furniture by Jansen B.V.
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Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen Property
Tiny Holiday Home, Vinkeveen Weekend House, Dutch Building, Architecture Images
Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen
Timber Building Development in Holland design by i29 interior architects & chris collaris
25 May 2021
Tiny Holiday Home shortlisted best building BNA 2020
Tiny Holiday Home is nominated for Best Building 2020 by Dutch Association of Architects BNA!
Please cast your vote here
Every aspect of the architectural and interior design is approached to produce a pure and unified experience to leave a strong impression. Making quality projects is, in i29 ‘s opinion, not always ‘the bigger the better’. With simple yet smart interventions this project is of the highest standard and at the same time energy efficient, eco-friendly, and built with a small footprint.
Tiny Holiday Home is a successful collaboration between studio i29 and Chris Collaris architects. To further expand their services to both interior and architecture design, this collaboration will continue to create even more exciting projects with i29 architects!
26 Feb 2019
Tiny Holiday Home
Architects: i29 interior architects & chris collaris
Location: Vinkeveen, The Netherlands
In the middle of nature at the Vinkeveense plassen, i29 interior architects and Chris Collaris designed Tiny Holiday Home.
With a footprint of only 55 sqm, this house still has a luxurious feel of space, and all around panoramas to the surrounding nature.
This compact home is built for a family of four, including a living room, a kitchen/dining room, a patio, three bedrooms, one bathroom and two toilets. The layout is developed from the inside-out, the smart arrangement of functions make use of every cm2. Situated on an elongated island plot close to the lake, the positioning of the building volume is related to the views on the surrounding water and the orientation on the sun. By dividing the volume into four parts, the panoramic views and the invading sunlight become very specific.
On the outside the diversity in size and the interconnected positioning create a sculptural image, looking different from every angle. In order to intensify this sculptural quality, all facades have a minimal design with invisible roof endings and window frames detailed behind the wood facade. All volumes have big windows or sliding doors which can be opened completely to fully merge the inside with the outside.
On the inside, the dimensions and ceiling heights of the different volumes clearly articulate the separate areas and functions in the house. Long sightlines crossing the outside patio provide a visual connection. By opening up large sliding doors of the patio the volumes of the kitchen and living are physically connected.
Custom furniture and integrated cabinets accentuate the graphical quality on the inside. The design team made use of simple materials like natural oak wooden panels -or stained black to combine with the rough pinewood facade- and a continuing polished concrete floor. They strived for a design strategy in which architecture and interior come together in a model combination.
Each volume has its own program. By linking interior components to the architecture and vice versa, the result is a high-quality project not dependent on expensive materials or technical show. In every detail, they aimed for the ultimate space-efficient solution.
Every aspect of the design is approached to produce a pure and unified experience to leave a strong impression. Making quality projects is, in their opinion, not always ‘the bigger the better’. With simple yet smart interventions, this project is of the highest standard and at the same time energy efficient, eco-friendly, and built with a small footprint.
In this sense it’s a model example of a tiny house; smart, comfortable but with no concessions to quality in both the interior and architectural design; small is beautiful.
Tiny Holiday Home, Vinkeveen – Building Information
Client: Private
Design: i29 interior architects & Chris Collaris
Floor area: 75 sqm
Location: Vinkeveen, Netherlands
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Construction architecture: Hagoort bouw B.V.
Construction interiors: Simon Sintenie
Structural engineer: Vissers & Vissers B.V.
Landscape design: De Zilverlinde & Frank Heiligers
Landscape and Nautical construction: Marcel Zaal
i29 interior architects
Jaspar Jansen (1970) and Jeroen Dellensen (1972) together founded i29 interior architects, based in Amsterdam, NL. In close collaboration they head the work of the studio. Since the founding the studio produced a wide variety of award winning projects. Ranging from residential, hospitality, office, retail and exhibition projects.
The architecture studio’s portfolio include Interiors for booking.com, Bijenkorf Amsterdam (Selfridges group), Samsonite Europe, FRAME magazine, National Ceramics Museum, Leeuwarden. i29 stands for projects that leave an impression on people. In a world that’s more and more virtual, interiors become identities. i29 create brick and mortar experiences that add wow to real life. Spaces with strong identities that speak loud and clear in order to attract, energize and inspire people.
Chris Collaris
Architect Chris Collaris graduated Cum Laude at the Technical University Eindhoven in 2006. He started his work career at the architectural offices of René van Zuuk and NL Architects. In 2008 he became project architect at the architectural office of Paul de Ruiter. Next to the corporate design of TNT Green Office, he has designed several villas with Paul de Ruiter like Villa V in Bloemendaal, Villa K in Bad Salzungen and Villa HJ in Schoorl.
Chris Collaris Architects has been founded in 2013, with a work focus on private clients in the Netherlands and abroad. Conceptual work can be found in examples like the Black Gold Project. A transformation design for a mega oil tanker in the gulf region. Chris Collaris Architects is a small practice on design and architecture in the Netherlands. We love to work together. With clients, colleague architects and interior architects, with experts from different professional areas, art directors and tender strategists.
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen images / information received 260219 from v2com newswire
i29 Interior Architects
Location: Vinkeveen, Holland
Architecture in The Netherlands
Contemporary Dutch Architecture
Netherlands Architecture Designs – chronological list
Dutch Architecture News
Dutch Houses – selection:
Villa CG, Enschede
Design: Powerhouse Company
photo : Ossip van Duivenbode
Enschede Villa
House N, Noordwijk
Design: Maxwan a+u
House N – Dutch seaside villa from the 1930s
Architecture Tours Amsterdam by e-architect
Dutch Architect – design firm listings
Dutch Architecture – Selection
Comments / photos for the Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen page welcome
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Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen Property
Tiny Holiday Home, Vinkeveen Weekend House, Dutch Building, Architecture Images
Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen
Timber Building Development in Holland design by i29 interior architects & chris collaris
10 Sep 2020
Tiny Holiday Home shortlisted best building BNA 2020
Tiny Holiday Home is nominated for Best Building 2020 by Dutch Association of Architects BNA!
Please cast your vote here
Every aspect of the architectural and interior design is approached to produce a pure and unified experience to leave a strong impression. Making quality projects is, in i29 ‘s opinion, not always ‘the bigger the better’. With simple yet smart interventions this project is of the highest standard and at the same time energy efficient, eco-friendly, and built with a small footprint.
Tiny Holiday Home is a successful collaboration between studio i29 and Chris Collaris architects. To further expand their services to both interior and architecture design, this collaboration will continue to create even more exciting projects with i29 architects!
26 Feb 2019
Tiny Holiday Home
Architects: i29 interior architects & chris collaris
Location: Vinkeveen, The Netherlands
In the middle of nature at the Vinkeveense plassen, i29 interior architects and Chris Collaris designed Tiny Holiday Home.
With a footprint of only 55 sqm, this house still has a luxurious feel of space, and all around panoramas to the surrounding nature.
This compact home is built for a family of four, including a living room, a kitchen/dining room, a patio, three bedrooms, one bathroom and two toilets. The layout is developed from the inside-out, the smart arrangement of functions make use of every cm2. Situated on an elongated island plot close to the lake, the positioning of the building volume is related to the views on the surrounding water and the orientation on the sun. By dividing the volume into four parts, the panoramic views and the invading sunlight become very specific.
On the outside the diversity in size and the interconnected positioning create a sculptural image, looking different from every angle. In order to intensify this sculptural quality, all facades have a minimal design with invisible roof endings and window frames detailed behind the wood facade. All volumes have big windows or sliding doors which can be opened completely to fully merge the inside with the outside.
On the inside, the dimensions and ceiling heights of the different volumes clearly articulate the separate areas and functions in the house. Long sightlines crossing the outside patio provide a visual connection. By opening up large sliding doors of the patio the volumes of the kitchen and living are physically connected.
Custom furniture and integrated cabinets accentuate the graphical quality on the inside. The design team made use of simple materials like natural oak wooden panels -or stained black to combine with the rough pinewood facade- and a continuing polished concrete floor. They strived for a design strategy in which architecture and interior come together in a model combination.
Each volume has its own program. By linking interior components to the architecture and vice versa, the result is a high-quality project not dependent on expensive materials or technical show. In every detail, they aimed for the ultimate space-efficient solution.
Every aspect of the design is approached to produce a pure and unified experience to leave a strong impression. Making quality projects is, in their opinion, not always ‘the bigger the better’. With simple yet smart interventions, this project is of the highest standard and at the same time energy efficient, eco-friendly, and built with a small footprint.
In this sense it’s a model example of a tiny house; smart, comfortable but with no concessions to quality in both the interior and architectural design; small is beautiful.
Tiny Holiday Home, Vinkeveen – Building Information
Client: Private
Design: i29 interior architects & Chris Collaris
Floor area: 75 sqm
Location: Vinkeveen, Netherlands
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Construction architecture: Hagoort bouw B.V.
Construction interiors: Simon Sintenie
Structural engineer: Vissers & Vissers B.V.
Landscape design: De Zilverlinde & Frank Heiligers
Landscape and Nautical construction: Marcel Zaal
i29 interior architects
Jaspar Jansen (1970) and Jeroen Dellensen (1972) together founded i29 interior architects, based in Amsterdam, NL. In close collaboration they head the work of the studio. Since the founding the studio produced a wide variety of award winning projects. Ranging from residential, hospitality, office, retail and exhibition projects.
The architecture studio’s portfolio include Interiors for booking.com, Bijenkorf Amsterdam (Selfridges group), Samsonite Europe, FRAME magazine, National Ceramics Museum, Leeuwarden. i29 stands for projects that leave an impression on people. In a world that’s more and more virtual, interiors become identities. i29 create brick and mortar experiences that add wow to real life. Spaces with strong identities that speak loud and clear in order to attract, energize and inspire people.
Chris Collaris
Architect Chris Collaris graduated Cum Laude at the Technical University Eindhoven in 2006. He started his work career at the architectural offices of René van Zuuk and NL Architects. In 2008 he became project architect at the architectural office of Paul de Ruiter. Next to the corporate design of TNT Green Office, he has designed several villas with Paul de Ruiter like Villa V in Bloemendaal, Villa K in Bad Salzungen and Villa HJ in Schoorl.
Chris Collaris Architects has been founded in 2013, with a work focus on private clients in the Netherlands and abroad. Conceptual work can be found in examples like the Black Gold Project. A transformation design for a mega oil tanker in the gulf region. Chris Collaris Architects is a small practice on design and architecture in the Netherlands. We love to work together. With clients, colleague architects and interior architects, with experts from different professional areas, art directors and tender strategists.
Photography: Ewout Huibers
Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen images / information received 260219 from v2com newswire
i29 Interior Architects
Location: Vinkeveen, Holland
Architecture in The Netherlands
Contemporary Dutch Architecture
Netherlands Architecture Designs – chronological list
Dutch Architecture News
Dutch Houses – selection:
Villa CG, Enschede
Design: Powerhouse Company
photo : Ossip van Duivenbode
Enschede Villa
House N, Noordwijk
Design: Maxwan a+u
House N – Dutch seaside villa from the 1930s
Architecture Tours Amsterdam by e-architect
Dutch Architect – design firm listings
Dutch Architecture – Selection
Comments / photos for the Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen page welcome
The post Tiny Holiday Home in Vinkeveen Property appeared first on e-architect.
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