Music venue in Sint-Niklaas, where a request for vintage Vegas turned into a bold reinterpretation. A handmade dimmable star lights up the ceiling, lined with striking red bands. A backlit natural stone cocktail bar anchors the space, surrounded by plush, curved seating nooks, a stage, and built-in benches for a warm, theatrical atmosphere.

Project **ROM** redefines the dental practice as a place of clarity, care, and considered design. In this bright, clinical environment, clean geometry and durable materials set the tone — from the seamless solid surface worktop to the precise stainless-steel detailing. A mint-green perforated steel partition softens the sterility with a gentle rhythm of light and shadow, offering privacy without disconnect. Functionality is optimized, yet the space retains warmth and personality. Here, hygiene meets human touch — a practice with a soul.

Reception and shop of the PALM brewery in Steenhuffel, fully redesigned to reflect the brewery’s identity. Custom furniture, display units, and counters were integrated with warm materials and subtle branding. The space combines functionality and atmosphere, welcoming visitors with a refined, tactile experience true to the spirit of the brewery.

In Sint-Niklaas, project GYN is a gynaecology practice designed with clarity, privacy, and subtle branding in mind. The layout includes two consultation rooms, separated by custom glass partitions in tempered structured glass. These provide both visual separation and light transmission, maintaining an open and calm atmosphere.

Changing areas are constructed from powder-coated metal, with perforated detailing that reflects the visual identity of the practice. Material choices focus on durability, hygiene, and visual softness, creating a professional yet welcoming environment.

GYN is a refined and functional medical interior where design supports comfort, discretion, and care.

In the coastal city of Ostend, project **GOD** reveals a romantic collector’s haven — a soulful apartment filled with character, curiosity, and charm. Every corner invites exploration: brass cabinets, vintage treasures, rare objects, and personal finds form a layered wall composition that blurs the line between furniture and exhibition. Bold blue walls envelop the space with warmth and theatrical flair, while a velvet armchair and fur throw whisper of quiet evenings and found beauty. This is not just a home — it’s a love letter to the art of collecting, where every piece has a story and every shelf holds a secret.

In Sint-Niklaas, project FDV focuses on the entrance area of a school building, designed to be both durable and visually engaging. The reception desk is constructed from green concrete plywood, offering a robust surface with a strong visual identity suited to high-traffic environments.

Angled volumes and integrated storage elements create a dynamic composition, while tempered glass panels ensure safety and transparency. The slanted “building blocks” contribute to a playful architectural language, reinforcing the educational setting.

FDV combines practical materials with expressive forms, resulting in a welcoming and functional school entrance.

In the lush courtyard of a stately townhouse in the heart of Antwerp, project **BOS** offers a serene outdoor escape wrapped in natural textures and filtered sunlight. A spacious hardwood terrace unfolds beneath the canopy of mature trees, creating layered zones for lounging, play, and quiet reflection. Soft, scattered cushions invite barefoot moments, while raised planters and textured stone walls frame the space in green intimacy. Dappled light dances across the deck, blurring the boundaries between inside and out. More than just a garden, BOS is a quiet retreat — a forest room nestled in the city.

In Ghent, this real estate office blends natural elegance with clean architectural detailing. The space features a palette of travertine, brass, and wood, brought together in a refined and balanced composition.

Custom cabinetry combines afrormosia veneer with dark-stained oak fronts, creating contrast and depth. Brass shelving and accents add a warm, subtle shine, while the powder-coated metal table frame introduces a light industrial note.

A built-in natural stone planter softens the interior and brings a sense of calm to the workspace. This office is designed to reflect both professionalism and material quality in a welcoming, tactile environment.

This project is a home office in Klein-Sinaai. The design combines walnut veneer, brass details, and white laminate, complemented by a blue velvet bench and marble-look stone for added texture. Open niches and horizontal lines create a light, open space, while the floating desk and view of the meadow lend the workspace an inspiring atmosphere.

This project focuses on the hospitality spaces of the Cactus Music Centre in Bruges, highlighting the Cactus Café and Foyer. Materials like concrete, wood, and acoustic felt shape a warm, dynamic atmosphere. The custom bars are designed with comfort and functionality in mind for both guests and staff, creating a welcoming setting in tune with the venue's spirit.