‘home 09’ by i29 interior architects, bloemendaal, the netherlandsall images courtesy of i29 interior architects
dutch interior practice i29 interior architects have shared with us images of their newest interior design project, ‘home 09’, for a sustainable home designed by paul de reuter. the house is located on the edge of the kennemer dunes in the municipality of bloemendaal, surrounded by a vibrant green landscape of trees and wild vegetation. matching the the minimalist structure, the interior features simple geometries and clean connections that subdivide divine spaces flooded with natural light.
large panes of glass both inside and out expose the picturesque landscape to the inhabitants in their private residence. to further accentuate the organic, natural pine sheets are used in their raw form to highlight almost all the furnishing and fixtures in the house: cabinets, wardrobes, walls, sliding doors, beds and fire place. a central atrium housing the vertical circulation contains a large skylight which brings in natural light and reflects it off the white walls and light colored concrete floor that act as a stage to the timber palette.
kitchen and dining behind the stairwell
bookshelves made of the same pine wood
slender fireplace element acts as a partition while radiating heat effectively
dining area
stairwell
white interiors reflect natural light coming from the roof plane and lateral windows
upstairs corridor
upstairs walls and doors blend together with the natural materiel
bedrooms continue the language established in the rest of the house
bedroom
exterior
floor plan / level 0
floor plan / level 1
project info:
client: privatelocation: bloemendaal, nlfloor area: 489 m²architect: paul de ruiter architectsinterior architect: i29 interior architectscontractor: scholz groep – ijmuidencabinet maker: kastwerkmaterials: pine wood panelling, steel, concrete floor, glass walls, linoleum, painted woodphotos: i29 interior architects
