This 1933 villa, inspired by the Amsterdam School, has been brought back to life with respect for its original character and surroundings. Drawing inspiration from the nearby Gulden Bodem park, the renovation balances the history of the house with the needs of modern family life.

Natural materials play an important role throughout the interior. Different types of stone, warm wood tones, linen and wallcoverings add texture and depth, while creating a clear connection between indoors and outdoors, past and present.

Warm white walls reflect the natural light and provide a calm backdrop for original features such as the stained glass. Contemporary additions have been carefully integrated to create a practical and sustainable home without competing with the existing architecture.

A restrained colour palette brings consistency across all four floors. The shared living spaces are more playful in character, while private rooms such as the Zen Room and Master Suite have a calmer atmosphere.

Above all, this is a family home designed for spending time together.

The interior design is the result of a close collaboration between Wonderstruck, Hum Studio and BNLA-architecten.