This sustainable house was designed by architect Paul de Ruiter and is located in the Kennemer dunes in Bloemendaal. A sustainable house with a minimalist design where the focus is placed on the right balance between people and the beautiful natural surroundings.
Modern, minimalistic and sleek
The architects of i29 interior architects were responsible for the interior design. This may very well be described as modern, sleek and minimalist. And if you look closely, there are super nice interior ideas between which can also be used. By you The whole house has a modern light gray concrete floor and clean white walls. Glass is also an important part of the interior decor. The entire outer wall is all glass and runs from floor to ceiling. This not only provides a lot of light, but is also one of the factors that causes seamlessly run both inside and outside together.
Plywood as a thread in interior design
Plywood acts as a thread in the interior design. Through the whole house multiplex plays an important role. Walls, shelves, cabinets, fireplace, sliding doors … All parts where this relatively inexpensive materials. The plywood forms a nice contrast with the sleek minimalist atmosphere, and also brings the necessary heat in the interior. What you now often looks back, his OSB. These are plates consisting of compressed wood. It has a slightly different structure than plywood, but it can provide a surprising effect to your interior decor.
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