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Interior Architecture · Est. 2011 · Amsterdam

We Design Spaces
That Feel Alive

A quiet practice shaping residences and hospitality interiors where light, material and shadow are treated as the primary architecture.

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02 — PRACTICE

Four disciplines, held under
a single atmosphere.

01

Residential

Private homes designed around daily ritual and long, low light.

02

Hospitality

Hotels and restaurants staged as slow, cinematic sequences.

03

Furniture

Bespoke pieces made with the same hand as the room itself.

04

Lighting

Fixtures and schemes that carry the emotional weight of a space.

03 — SELECTED WORK

Featured Projects

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Villa Noir
RESIDENCE · UTRECHT · 2024
Hôtel Lumen
HOSPITALITY · ANTWERP · 2023
The Oak House
RESIDENCE · OSLO · 2022
Studio Vast
WORKSPACE · BERLIN · 2024
04 — THE PALETTE

Materials, read by hand
and by light.

Oak
FUMED · BRUSHED
Stone
HONED · LIMESTONE
Marble
CALACATTA · VEIN
Concrete
MICRO · TROWELLED
Leather
SADDLE · WAXED
05 — TRANSFORMATION

Before, and after light.

AFTER
BEFORE
06 — PROCESS

A slow, deliberate method.

STEP 01

Listening

We begin in silence — in the space, at different hours, watching how the light already behaves.

STEP 02

Composition

Plans, sections and material studies — the room drawn as a sequence of moments.

STEP 03

Making

Trusted makers realise every joint, seam and finish under our supervision.

STEP 04

Living

We hand over a space that is already warm — and return once it has been lived in.

07 — IN THEIR WORDS

They didn't decorate our home. They taught it how to hold the evening light.

— M. LAURENS · UTRECHT

Every material has a reason. Nothing is loud, yet the room is unforgettable.

— HÔTEL LUMEN · ANTWERP

Working with them felt less like a renovation and more like a long, quiet conversation.

— STUDIO VAST · BERLIN
08 — STEP INSIDE

A room that moves as you do.