Veeckman-Gélis, a striking example of Belgian minimalism by Egide Meertens architecten, Limburg, Belgium

Readers of the popular Forum City will be interested to know about an unusual building in Limburg. The unusual combination of brick, slabs and mirrors on the facade makes it stand out among the other houses in the neighborhood.

But the lack of a garden does not make the building lifeless and gloomy. This is aided by the many mirrors on the outside of the building.

The whole room and some of the furniture sparkle with whiteness, which is accentuated by black details such as the table, chairs, some of the dishes and a small section of the wall.

The original bedroom design adds shades of brown to the two primary colors. This gives it a relaxing effect on the residents.

The built-in closets also function as a passageway from one room to another, which creates an unusual impression.

Courtesy of Egide Meertens architecten. Photo: Egide Meertens architecten.