Hedendaags

The house forms part of a row of three homes designed by Bongers Architecten, each with an individual character yet visually related to one another. Classic detailing, such as brickwork and traditional fencing, is combined with crisp lines and light, modern accents to give the facade a quiet, lasting appeal.

Inside, the kitchen, seating areas and a cosy window seat complete the layout, supported by considered lighting and bespoke joinery. A garden pavilion with timber cladding provides an additional outdoor retreat, linked to the main house by a paved path.

The garden, designed by Linda Wester, uses a mix of planting and paving materials such as clinker brick and taupe tiles to blur the line between indoors and outdoors, resulting in a garden that feels lived-in rather than merely decorative.