This 1928 mansion has been completely renovated and furnished in the neoclassical style. Throughout the interior, touches of Grand Neoclassicalism (French Empire), Art Deco, Gustavian style and Biedermeier were applied. The result is an interior that is spacious, well-proportioned, pleasant, inviting and comfortable. The atmosphere is harmonious, calming and uncomplicated.
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Neoclassical style: paneling with classical columns and fluting; interior doors with rectangular and square panels and moldings; windows with reveals, roller shutter boxes, pelmet and radiator enclosures in solid oak; ceilings decorated with white moldings; a rose with rhythmic, symmetrical compositions of flowers and leaves; a large mirror with bevelled sides on the top of the fireplace, ...
In the dining room and lounge, the interior textiles add a touch of Grand Neoclassicalism (French Empire) to the whole. The rich textile wallpaper, sometimes with flower and leaf shapes, fills the rooms with a warm glow. The floor-to-ceiling curtains of gold silk rest on the floor to show off their opulence and richness, the vibrant colors of their embroidered flower and leaf decorations are reflected in the tassels. The Art Deco rosewood furniture with ebony and metal inlays are works of art in themselves.
In the bedroom, the beige and brown tones for the wallpaper and curtains invite modesty and tranquility.
The bathroom is inspired by the Biedermeier style. In order to highlight the rouge belge floor and the nickel and white porcelain fittings, light and warm colors are used for walls, ceilings and curtains.