Amsterdam architect Jeroen de Nijs, commissioned to renovate a 176 m² century-old residence, will breathe new life and vitality into the historic building in a more open, bright and free-flowing way.
Amsterdam architect Jeroen DE Nijs commissioned to refurbish a 176 m squared one hundred residential, he will adopt a more open, bright and the free flow of way, for the historic building has injected new vigor and vitality.
The living room is based on soft grey and pure beige tones, and the floor is made of an unpolished concrete floor that looks more textured visually, a model of minimalist elegance and tactile beauty. Custom walnut furniture and plush rugs add warmth to the interior, while restored windows and doors and parquet floors at the front of the space add a nostalgic touch to the building as a whole.
The living room with a soft gray and beige pure colour, on the basis of floor is made of matter not polished concrete floor, looks more simple sense on the vision, is a model of the minimalist elegant aesthetic feeling and the sense of touch. Custom walnut added warmth for indoor furniture and fluffy carpet, and after repair of doors and Windows and space in the front of the parquet floor is added nostalgia for construction as a whole.
The kitchen is divided into two parts, one in the form of a wall-mounted console and the other as a restaurant counter with bar-style seating. The layout of the kitchen is complemented by the simplicity of these bespoke elements, and the owner's collection of modernist furniture and ceramics allows the centuries-old soul of this house to effortlessly blend into the modern interior design of de Nijs.
The kitchen is divided into two parts, one takes the form of wall console, another as a counter with a restaurant bar chair. The layout of the kitchen and the custom elements and concise supplement each other, the owner collection of modern furniture and ceramic let the house of one hundred souls effortlessly into DE Nijs modern interior design.
The master bedroom upstairs continues to feature natural materials and handcrafted finishes in a minimalist style overall. Earthy hand-plasters, parquet floors and soft textiles, combined with plenty of natural light, create a soothing atmosphere of soft elegance.
In the master bedroom upstairs to continue using natural materials and hand-made veneer, whole presents a minimalist style. Earth-tone hand plaster, parquet and soft textiles, plus plenty of natural light, build a downy elegant ease atmosphere.
The adjoining bathrooms are bright and airy, and the designers have adopted wooden slatted surfaces and dark blue-green wall paints to match the rich pattern of gray marble, which is visually innovative. Vaulted mirrors and potted plants add playfulness to the space, while a beautifully curved sculptural bathtub sits in front of floor-to-ceiling windows, providing a great opportunity to bask in views full of natural beauty.