Saint-Josse II is a residential project by Ve Atelier in Saint-Josse, Brussels.
Already highlighted among the studio’s flagship projects, it is revealed through two complementary sequences: a highly expressive bathroom and a calmer bedroom. Colour is not applied to the space as an afterthought — it shapes how the space is read and gives each room its own identity.
- Type
- Residential
- Location
- Saint-Josse, Brussels
- Room(s) concerned
- Bathroom · Bedroom
The project in pictures
Bathroom, bedroom and project details.
A bathroom built around contrasts
The bathroom concentrates much of the project’s personality. Deep green, terracotta, openwork elements and gold details create a clear contrast without making the space uniform. The close-up views show the attention paid to the small scale: shelf, taps, glass screen, lighting and sanitaryware each find their place in a highly structured composition.
This type of space is a reminder that a technical room can be conceived as a true living space: functionality, circulation, light and the perception of materials move forward together.
A second atmosphere in the bedroom
The Home Tour published by the studio also shows the bedroom at Saint-Josse II. The mood there is more restrained, but the same attention to detail can be found: wall light, headboard, bedside table, seat and colour relationships. A single project does not need to repeat exactly the same effects from one room to the next to remain coherent.