Ve Atelier by Victoria
Sterrebeek — a Ve Atelier by Victoria project
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Sterrebeek

Sterrebeek is a residential project by Ve Atelier.

Its gallery combines finished views with an on-site image. This glimpse of the works is valuable: it shows that the project is not limited to a selection of colours or furniture, without publicly describing the commission as a full renovation.

Type
Residential
Room(s) concerned
Kitchen · Staircase
Documentation
On-site view

The project in pictures

Full renovation — bathroom in polished concrete and encaustic cement tiles, grey kitchen with shaker fronts, herringbone parquet.
Sterrebeek — grey kitchen with shaker fronts, chequerboard floor and herringbone parquet (layout sketch)
Sterrebeek — black porcelain switch on green tiles with a floral border
Sterrebeek — patterned blue cement tiles and wood panelling, detail
Sterrebeek — black stair banister with turned balusters
Sterrebeek — junction between black-and-white chequerboard floor and herringbone parquet, detail
Sterrebeek — works in progress, opening between rooms before the works

Between kitchen and circulation

The grey kitchen, graphic floors and parquet create a relatively restrained setting, punctuated by green and blue details. The black staircase adds a more vertical line and links the reading of the different spaces.

During the works

One photograph shows an opening between two rooms while work was under way. It gives the page a concrete dimension: visitors see a real stage of the transformation, not just the end result.

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