Interior design of a 1970s apartment in Uccle
- Style: Contemporary and timeless
- Objectives: Modernize and open up spaces
The main objective of this interior renovation project was to modernize and open up the spaces as much as possible while preserving the apartment's original charm. The materials were carefully selected to give the place a contemporary yet timeless atmosphere.
The kitchen received particular attention from the interior architect. It was custom-designed for a client passionate about gastronomy, who enjoys hosting and cooking for her family. The lighting was designed to offer a dynamic ambiance during the day and a warm one in the evening, thanks to various dimming options.
The flooring was covered with wide bleached-oak planks, bringing warmth and elegance. Each bathroom received a distinct porcelain stoneware finish to give it a unique identity.
The tiling in the guest restroom stands out for its boldness, designed to create an element of surprise for visitors. Finally, the curtains were subtly enhanced with ambient lighting integrated into the rail covers.
Designed for an Italian client, this apartment aims to be peaceful and bright, evoking a dolce vita in Belgium.






