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Victoria-Maria Interior Design
Portrait
Victoria-Maria is a German interior architect and designer based in Brussels. Passionate about art history and supported by a strong network of suppliers around the world, she works for cosmopolitan, international clients.
She is a German interior architect and designer based in Brussels, with a passion for art and history and a solid international network of suppliers. She works for clients in Belgium and abroad.
Background
As a self-taught designer, Victoria-Maria launched her company in 2008. “I have always loved moving furniture around and adding personality to a space,” she says.
Self-taught, Victoria-Maria founded her company in 2008, driven by both passion and instinct. “I have always loved moving furniture and adding something distinctive to the spaces I make my own,” she recalls.
Signature style
Victoria-Maria is often described as an iconoclast, thanks to the way she creatively blends antique and contemporary pieces in her projects. She manages to stay in step with current trends while remaining unmistakably original.
Bold in her choices, Victoria-Maria combines references from the past with contemporary elements and a sharp eye on today’s designers. She masterfully brings together the eras of the last two centuries with flair.
Favorite project
The “NIGHT” and “DAY” rugs she designed, inspired by Puccini’s Turandot.
“NIGHT” is dark and dramatic. It brings to mind the heart-wrenching prince singing “Nessun Dorma”.
DAY, light and joyful, embodies a new beginning and bright prospects. The prince sings “Vincerò!”
The “NIGHT” and “DAY” rug collection, inspired by Puccini’s opera Turandot.
“NIGHT” is sombre and dramatic, like the prince’s anguish in “Nessun Dorma”.
“DAY” is light and joyful, like the relief felt by the Prince at dawn when he finds the solution.
What’s new?
A collection of customizable rugs, DAY and NIGHT, created with The Invisible Collection, and a line of inspired door handles for the renowned Belgian hardware house Maison Vervloet. In 2018, she designed a capsule collection of fabrics and wallpapers for La Maison Pierre Frey.
The “NIGHT & DAY” collection for The Invisible Collection, and a collection of door and window handles for Maison Vervloet. In 2018, she designed a capsule collection of fabrics and wallpapers for Maison Pierre Frey.