On Mount Kemmel, on the border between forest and fields, a magnificent villa from the 1960s is hidden among the trees. The large wooded garden with pool is impressive. And the unobstructed view of the unique surroundings is breathtaking. The steep cobbled roads of the Kemmelberg are often part of cycling races. We can’t blame them. Once you reach the top at 156 meters, you will be rewarded with a fantastic view, even as far as the French cities of Lille, Arras and Cambrai. The panoramic views of the eight villages of the Hill Country with its wooded slopes, nature reserves and vast agricultural fields are truly magnificent.

The Virus and Bistroo picnic tables in cane and bottle green make it cozy outside and raise the temperature at least 5 degrees. This warm and resourceful color is obviously inspired by nature and therefore fits perfectly in this garden. In turn, the Australis Sol+Luna with cushions of gray chiné and wood-colored Sticks perfectly match the style of the house and patio tiles. As you can see, the Hopper picnic table with its Hellwood table top is a timeless piece. The wood shows its true nature as it begins to fade and turn silver gray from the sun and rain. Extremis sets the tone in this garden, but at the same time quietly blends into the background.

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