On a plot of around two hectares, an estate of some one thousand square metres arose, surrounded by a contemporary moat in the form of an elongated swimming pond. Architect Jörg Wartewig (WnS Architecten) was responsible for the design, interior architect Marleen van Heijningen for the interior.
The interior is characterised by understated use of colour and refined details. Quality that does not impose itself, but reveals itself in subtlety. The Culimaat kitchen fits precisely within that philosophy.
The marble cooking island forms the focal point of calm in the kitchen. Materials have been carefully selected and applied with refinement, so that inside and outside are connected in a natural way. Large windows and steel doors bring the landscape right into the kitchen.
Hidden within the island is a concealed mechanism: at the touch of a button, a bar with glasses and cocktail accessories rises up. A playful detail that underlines the understated luxury of the estate.
Photography: Tom Bremer. Read the full article at The Art of Living.
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