The kitchen is on the top floor under the classic gable roof. It features a functional and practical interior design, which combines minimalist, light-colored furniture and high-tech equipment. Spotlight – original island with drawer stools.
A very important design element for the owners was the glass sliding doors leading from the kitchen to the terrace. The owners love eating breakfast outdoors, gazing out at the cityscape.
Note the interesting design of the staircase! It has built in drawers where the owners store children’s toys, clothes, tools and other things. The last, and uppermost, compartment under the stairs hides a small guest bathroom behind its door.
The living room is decorated very simply and laconically, in the style of cozy minimalism. Bright wall decor, Wooden floors, a modern fireplace and quality furniture create a truly charming ambiance.
The bedroom is decorated in muted tones. The only bright spot –a stylish black floor lamp by the bed.
The parents’ bedroom is under the children’s room. Neutral soft colors, minimalist interior, comfortable furniture and flowing curtains on the windows create a soothing atmosphere.
Panoramic windows offer a wonderful view over the beautiful old buildings and the unusual houses.
And this is what the house looks like from the outside. Isn’t the architecture very characteristic of the Netherlands??
Interesting home design by Fabiana Toni and Rocco Reukema in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is an interesting design solution that allowed to create a real comfort in a house with a vertical layout.
A beautiful historic house with a great feel, well planned rooms, a quiet and comfortable interior – what more do you need for a comfortable family living in modern city life??
The cozy interior of an old Dutch house in pastel colors seems inviting, but I wonder how this design choice affects the overall ambiance. Do the pastel colors create a soothing and peaceful environment or do they make the house feel outdated?