The interior of this house got a face-lift, but first it was the garden’s turn. Following the garden design, the exterior envelope was renovated at the same time.

Sleek modern landscaping
A new outdoor space was designed around the house. In conjunction, the back of the house was plastered and whitewashed, the front was keim plastered. A tight design made it possible to realize all the wishes within the limited space. Additional storage space was created in both side gardens for pool technology, bicycles, etc. Practical, but also aesthetically pleasing: it also gives the front of the house much more appearance. The wood cladding is a beautiful interplay with the white facade and dark window frames.

Wellness in the lead role
The incorporation of a swimming pool was the biggest desire. With the built-in jet-stream, daily exercise is no problem at all. The built-in Jacuzzi and outdoor shower complete the wellness package.

Around the pool it is good to stay on the various terraces. The covered terrace, adjacent to the kitchen, is a fine outdoor dining room. The lounge corner catches the pleasant afternoon sun. The decking platform provides ample room to enjoy the sun after a refreshing swim.

Modern and attractive materials and plantings
The tiles are of light Italian ceramic. These light stylish tiles give the garden a luxurious look. The pool surround is custom-made from the same tiles. The dark stucco walls contrast nicely with the warm red cedar wood trellis. A special material is the path to the front door. Clinkers of Belgian bluestone with an unusual cut top form an attractive path to the entrance.

Photography: Stan de Haas