For project BEE in Waasland, the atelier and scullery feature a self-supporting metal frame and a floating stainless steel element spanning 7 meters in front of the window. A solid wood butcher block and a quartzite slab serve as work surfaces for kneading and mixing bread. The space includes an integrated waste system and a full-height cabinet wall with stainless steel fronts.

In Antwerp, project **BIE** breathes new life into a stunning apartment along the Jan Van Rijswijcklaan. Rich American walnut wall cladding unites the interior, with seamless transitions between bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Built-in wardrobes, concealed sliding doors, and expansive bookcases are executed with refined craftsmanship, showcasing solid walnut detailing throughout. The warm material palette is paired with a restored parquet floor, sanded back to its natural tone — a subtle nod to the apartment’s history. With light filtering through generous openings, every surface glows with quiet luxury. A thoughtful renovation that blends precision with soul.

In the vibrant heart of Ghent, project **CRO** unfolds as a joyful study in form, color, and material warmth. This open-plan home balances expressive detail with a calm spatial rhythm. Custom cabinetry in birch plywood is paired with soft-toned surfaces and playful geometry, creating a subtle yet striking visual language throughout. A towering 12-meter-high “Pirate Wall Rack” in green MDF anchors the verticality of the space, functioning as both storage and sculptural statement. Concrete ceilings and a blue-toned floor add texture and tonal contrast, while personal objects, flowers, and artworks breathe life into the home. A bold yet balanced interior, CRO celebrates architectural freedom with refined confidence.

For De Poortere in Ghent, a kitchen with a coffee corner, wine cabinet, and open niches was designed. A green stripe references the garden. Materials like laminate Platinawit, oak veneer, and HI-Macs create a refined look, with a dark green accent in Forbo Furniture 4174 Conifer.

DED captures the joy of everyday living in a kitchen designed around light, rhythm, and play. A sculptural open rack in white steel and oak marks the center — equal parts furniture and display — while handleless cabinetry keeps the silhouette serene. The wall-mounted units above introduce a playful mix of pastel yellow, pink, perforated metal, and warm wood tones, giving the space a graphic punch without overpowering the calm. Natural light floods in through the full-height windows, blurring the lines between interior and garden. With every shelf and surface thoughtfully composed, this kitchen feels like a lived-in design statement — cheerful, soft, and completely custom.

Located in the heart of Antwerp, project DEW is built around a continuous full-length cabinet wall that integrates a fireplace, TV unit, bar, bench seating, and kitchen storage into a single architectural gesture.

The built-in bench is upholstered in rich cognac leather, adding warmth and comfort to the dining area. The bar cabinet features hand-turned brass ring pulls, with doors that slide seamlessly into the wall for a clean, unobtrusive look.

In the kitchen, the countertop and backsplash are made from a sustainable black natural stone, offering both durability and texture. The island includes a powder-coated metal open niche and a Carrara marble worktop, balancing strength with visual lightness. DEW combines smart layout, tactile materials, and subtle details to create a cohesive, multi-functional interior.

In Drongen, the living area features a window bench and sliding panels for a sleek finish and ample daylight. The playroom and office are fitted with white laminate (W1000), walnut veneer, and ceiling-high cabinets. A standout drinks cabinet with tempered crepi glass, lighting, and a Jade Verzoet Mat stone top adds character. A planter above the cabinets blends white, wood, and green into a warm, natural feel.

In Zele, project GOO transforms a single-family home with a cheerful, custom-built "Pirate Kitchen" at its heart. Designed and executed by Atelier Kubiek, the space is anchored by crisp white cabinetry contrasted with vibrant yellow niches in powder-coated steel — playful yet precise. The kitchen island features a seamless speckled composite worktop, adding texture and durability while tying the elements together with a clean finish. Integrated shelving for books and greenery turns the kitchen into a lived-in, joyful hub. Large openings and flowing sightlines extend the brightness throughout the home, with concrete flooring grounding the space in quiet modernity.

In Sint-Niklaas, the G&K reimagines a living space with a bespoke wall unit that blends function and personality. Crafted in Afrormosia veneer, the integrated bookcase and seating niche stretch across the room like a warm wooden landscape. Angled side panels frame the space with a subtle architectural gesture, while open and closed volumes create rhythm and depth. Playful color accents and asymmetrical shelving reference a “pirate’s wall rack” — a nod to the client’s creative spirit — bringing lightness to the robust materiality. Track lighting overhead highlights the fine grain of the wood, while the bamboo floor and indoor greenery soften the composition into a welcoming corner for reading, display, or quiet retreat.

In the heart of Ghent, project HOE presents a refined kitchen concept where material honesty and color contrast define the space. Blue linoleum fronts, mounted on birch plywood, offer a tactile and durable base with subtle detailing along the edges. A titanium worktop adds depth with its muted, metallic sheen, wrapping the corner layout in a seamless, minimalist gesture. Overhead, custom perforated copper cabinet fronts bring warmth and a soft industrial rhythm to the composition, balancing precision with patina. The natural light from the steel-framed window highlights the interplay of textures, while the solid oak flooring grounds the kitchen in warmth and understated elegance.

In Lievegem, project DEB features a kitchen with a rounded island, walnut sliding fronts that retract into the rear structure, and an inox countertop with red Marinac stone for chocolate work. Vanca Adobe Mat laminate, a gas stove, and a display cabinet in ribbed and tempered Visio Sun glass complete the space, set against a red-brown concrete floor with inox-look profiles and bordeaux tones.

In Sint-Gillis, project MAE is a clean and cohesive kitchen concept that integrates functionality with refined material choices. A full-height walnut wall forms the visual backdrop, concealing a door that leads to a hidden storage room. A deep blue rolling cabinet provides discrete access to the technical installation space.

The kitchen island is topped with a highly durable and low-maintenance terrazzo worktop, offering both practicality and a tactile finish. Window reveals are finished in matching walnut, reinforcing the material continuity throughout the space.

MAE focuses on seamless integration and long-term durability, with warm natural tones balanced by precise detailing.

In Kruibeke, project MEU revolves around a multifunctional central volume that defines the living space. Designed as a continuous element, the furniture integrates a fireplace, work desk, bench seating, and TV cabinet into a single cohesive structure.

Constructed from birch plywood veneer with deep blue stained and lacquered sections, the volume creates a strong visual anchor within the open-plan layout. The adjacent kitchen features a striking brass-clad refrigerator block as a sculptural focal point, paired with a Carrara marble countertop for a refined material contrast.

MEU combines warmth, utility, and spatial clarity in a layout that supports everyday living with architectural precision.

In Ghent, project MYS focuses on refined reuse and elegant detailing within a family living space. The open shelving is constructed from repurposed green marble, carefully cut and supported by custom brass uprights. The marble slabs were salvaged from tabletops removed during renovation, giving new purpose to existing materials in a circular design approach.

Below, a walnut bench incorporates rolling storage bins — ideal for toys, books, or household items. The bench also doubles as a compact workspace for children when paired with a small chair. MYS combines natural materials and functional design with a conscious approach to reuse and spatial efficiency.

In Ghent, project PAU presents a suspended kitchen system built around the concept of the "pirate wall rack." The design features custom metal carcasses mounted directly onto a wall profile system, creating a modular and floating appearance.

Stainless steel fronts and worktops bring durability and a clean industrial character, while walnut inserts and cabinet faces introduce warmth and texture. The open shelving allows for a functional and dynamic display of kitchen essentials, blending everyday use with architectural expression.

PAU is a practical yet visually layered kitchen, designed for flexibility and long-term use in a compact footprint.

In Schoten, project PEE brings softness and warmth to a family kitchen with a distinctive rounded layout in light pink tones. The central island curves gently into the room, creating a welcoming flow, while warm Afrormosia accents in the cabinetry add depth and contrast.

A terrazzo floor grounds the space, complementing the playful yet refined atmosphere. The extractor is seamlessly built into a custom pink canopy, which mirrors the shape of the island and ties the composition together.

A cosy seating corner and matching pink stool complete the design, making this kitchen both functional and full of character. PEE is a thoughtful blend of colour, form and material, designed for everyday comfort.

In Brussels, project RIB involved a full renovation of a family home and apartment, making smart use of every centimeter. A layered layout of mezzanines, storage, and acoustic solutions is paired with glass partitions and restored parquet flooring. The walnut kitchen features a titanium worktop and splashback, with tall cabinets accessed via a custom rail-mounted ladder. Sliding walnut cabinetry, metal balustrades with walnut slats, and a built-in desk complete the space.

In Steendorp, project WIL creates a calm and inviting reading nook that also serves as a listening corner. Integrated into a full-height wall unit, the niche is finished in stained and lacquered oak veneer panels, adding warmth and texture to the space.

Positioned between built-in storage elements, the seating area is designed for comfort and intimacy, ideal for reading or enjoying music. The design gives a central role to the B\&O speakers, which are placed in clear view as both functional and aesthetic components.

WIL offers a thoughtful blend of materials and acoustics, creating a quiet moment within a clean architectural setting.

In Destelbergen, project VER features a light-filled living space situated on the first floor of a newly built home by BLAF architects. Surrounded by greenery, forest, and water, the design focuses on drawing the outside in through generous window openings and a built-in seating area in the window bay.

A custom wall unit integrates storage, display, and all technical components such as TV and audio, keeping the space visually calm and uncluttered. Soft colour accents and a mix of open and closed volumes create a balanced rhythm, while the use of natural materials ties the interior to its surroundings.

VER is a well-considered living environment that connects architecture, landscape, and function in a quiet, contemporary way.

In Tielrode, project VSC offers a generous, highly functional kitchen that balances clarity with warmth. The tall cabinetry wall extends into the home’s entrance, doubling as a passage to the mudroom — a smart spatial move that merges utility and flow.

Clean white fronts are accented with champagne-colored galvanised aluminium details, while solid walnut handles add a tactile, natural contrast. The countertop in Spider Gold natural stone introduces a refined graphic element, its veining echoing the movement of the space.

Open shelving at the island’s edge — a reinterpretation of the "pirate wall rack" — functions as a vibrant book nook, framing cookbooks and personal objects. A curtain can discreetly slide into the soft blue niche, offering flexibility without visual clutter. VSC is a kitchen built for daily use, with thoughtful details at every level.

Project TOA is a precise interplay of material, light, and function. A tall wall unit in American walnut forms the core of the space, with clean lines and detailed craftsmanship. The integrated refrigerator is subtly hidden behind the wooden surface, marked only by a solid walnut handle.

A striking yellow niche adds warmth and contrast, inspired by Ottolenghi’s vibrant palette. Inside the niche, a tilted mirror captures and reflects daylight into the room, enhancing the sense of depth and brightness. A mirrored plinth below hides a useful storage cabinet, combining aesthetics with practicality.

Above, glass inlay panels framed in slender metal profiles create a sense of lightness and transparency, referencing vintage display cabinets in a contemporary context. TOA brings together rich materials and thoughtful design in a calm, cohesive composition.

In Sint-Niklaas, project TIL blends clarity and contrast in a refined kitchen composition. The island, clad in warm Afrormosia veneer, is anchored by a black powder-coated metal niche — both functional and sculptural. A Carrara C worktop adds a crisp, luminous surface, bridging the natural and the precise. Tall cabinetry in matte white forms a serene backdrop, while the interior reveals a sleek black finish with high-performance Blum drawers. TIL is a study in proportion and texture, where every detail is both considered and quietly expressive.

In Sint-Martens-Latem, project **ROO** turns the bathroom into a bold statement of self-expression. Bathed entirely in a high-gloss pink polyester finish, this immersive space balances playfulness with precision. Twin basins and a built-in tub flow seamlessly into the custom cabinetry, while matte black VOLA fixtures add graphic contrast and sophistication. A skylight bathes the room in natural light, enhancing the color’s vibrancy, while a built-in planter cradles a lush banana plant — a tropical wink in this otherwise hyper-styled retreat. ROO is not for the faint-hearted: it’s a pink dream with architectural confidence.

In Borgerhout, the kitchen features a rounded island with an inox countertop and Kerrock Dark Navy 730. Lacquered blue MDF Valchromat, birch veneer, and laminate U104 Blanc Albâtre combine with an integrated planter and a mirror corner.