BELGIUM HOME ARCHITECTURE COMBINES TWO ART NOUVEAU HOUSES INTO ONE STAND-OUT STRUCTURE IN THE CITY

Adi Hidayat

This Craftsmanship Nouveau house arrangement designed by Cedric Meuris and Bernard Devaux is as moving as it is roused. Look at it! This Brussels, Belgium home joins two Craftsmanship Nouveau houses into one emerge structure in the city.

BELGIUM HOME ARCHITECTURE COMBINES TWO ART NOUVEAU HOUSES INTO ONE STAND-OUT STRUCTURE IN THE CITY

From the outside in, these bizarre urban houses – initially assembled in 1906 – have an old-world feel with a contemporary stylish in an unmistakable European style. Moderate insides are an immaculate scenery for advanced furniture and lighting, and distinctive contemporary craftsmanship,

relaxed by traditional highlights like the lavish moldings, handrails, French entryways and the attractive marble chimney highlight. A stairwell, slowing some way or another around a profound, open stairwell, is the ideal spot to show a striking workmanship/light highlight. Noticeable through the home's numerous substantial windows, this noteworthy city is continually buzzing at your f