Private Residence
Merging Art, Architecture and Interior
Project information
Merging Art, Architecture and Interior
Category
Architecture, Interior
City
Veghel
About
Atelier van Asseldonk proudly designed and realized the architecture and complete interior of this unique home. In close collaboration with the client, we created a design that truly reflects our signature style. Every detail of the home reflects our vision and craftsmanship, where aesthetics and functionality go hand in hand. From the initial sketches of the spaces to the choice of materials and finishes, we strived for a harmonious and timeless look.
What makes this project special is that we were given complete freedom to design a bespoke interior, where no element is standard. The kitchen, cabinets, and even the staircase are all unique designs, custom-made by our studio. This has resulted in an interior that not only exudes personality and exclusivity but also embodies Atelier van Asseldonk’s signature style: contemporary, distinctive, and with an eye for craftsmanship perfection.
Our signature piece, the Trouble Light in a table lamp model. The custom wall coverings and dresser all in warm solid oak.
The brutus kitchen centrepiece. The custom stove. Fully equiped and full stainless steel.
We handpicked the perfect terrazzo for this fireplace.
A giant constructed light piece swarms from the living room, over the bridge, to the entrance.
A large glass fireplace sets centre stage in the house.
A green statement in the livingroom. Stacked volumes create storage, houses a tv, and is just a large voluminous gesture.
The bronze brutus kitchen island centrepiece. Beautiful bronze and the handmade terrazzo. A warm bulky yet transparant work.
The front door art piece with a custom relief.
The circular ribbon flowing up the stairs. The solid oak wooden beams work like a natural barrier.
All materials and colours blend in a warm bath of taupes, browns and yellows.
Solid oak work in combination with solid oak carpet.
That time allready?
Handmelted glass in brown and yellow colours. The link between the front door artwork, and this drawing is unmistakable.
A warm welcome with oak coloured interoir pieces.