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  1. Characteristic wooden log structure is celebrated in the spatial design with seven-meter heigh ceiling of the contemporary living space design with bespoke marble wall cabinet hiding stairs to first floor. Concrete floor is covered with generous rugs for conformable seating. The living space is a design and built by MOST Architecture Rotterdam
  2. Atmospheric view on the design objects decorating the seven-meter heigh monochromatic contemporary living space, with reflective metal coffee table, generous carpet and bespoke marble wall cabinet with TV incorporated. The transformation is a design and built by MOST Architecture Rotterdam
  3. Concrete floor is covered with generous rugs for conformable seating. A seven-meter heigh contemporary living space design with characteristic wooden log structure is celebrated in the spatial design with a bespoke marble wall cabinet hiding stairs to first floor. The transformation is a design and built by MOST Architecture Rotterdam
  4. Bespoke design kitchen with textured brass fronts on isle and dark wooden cabinets contemporary serene high quality
  5. Design bespoke kitchen with signature art piece and textured brass fronts on kitchen isle with dark wooden cabinets by MOST Architecture Rotterdam

Project

Contemporary Friesian residence

A transformation of a Friesian farm into a bespoke contemporary family residence, situated on the fringe of Heerenveen. The farm building is a traditional “Stelpboederij” with the living quarters at the front and  large stables, with a characteristic wooden log structure, situated to the rear of the building.

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The former living quarters are transformed into an open plan layout and are connected via the extension of the living spaces into the former stable space. A large living room, with a seven metre heigh ceiling, celebrates the characteristic wooden structure and offers views to the surrounding landscape.

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The two-way stairs are positioned behind a bespoke marble wall cabinet in such a way that movement throughout the house can be approached from several directions. The first floor offers four spacious bedrooms and a large bathroom with terrazzo finishes. The green plants in front of the windows add to the tranquil nature of the bathing space.

Year
2021
Status
Design development, ongoing
Location
Heerenveen
Size
350 sqm
Budget
Undisclosed
Client
Fam. IJzendoorn - Snider
Architects
Paul Geurts, Nina Tsonidi