Interior Leidschendam

The project centers on a sculptural, rounded wooden volume that organizes the open living and kitchen area. Its curved oak panels hide functional elements such as appliances and cabinetry, reducing visual clutter while giving the space a soft, tactile presence.

Around this core, light flooring, neutral upholstery and a restrained material palette let daylight bounce through the room, which looks out onto mature trees and a classic brick streetscape. Black fixtures, a sculptural pendant light and curved furniture pieces add quiet contrast to the warm wood tones.

The traditional brick exterior of the house, with its tiled roof and leaded windows, contrasts with the contemporary, light-filled interior found inside — a juxtaposition between heritage architecture and a modern way of living.