Belgian antiquaire and designer Jean-Philippe Demeyer of Brudges in East Flanders renovated this medieval manor. Leaving the stone floors and plaster walls intact, Demeyer decorated the home with lush fabrics and used a mix of contemporary and antique furnishings. He searched everywhere he went to find old pieces from courtyards and building sites.
The manor was built as a hunting club in the 14th century, with additions built in the 16th and 19th century. The renovation took five years, and the manor serves as home and workspace to the businesses’ three owners, Demeyer, Frank ver Elst, and Jean-Paul Dewever. ENJOY!
VERANDA MAGAZINE OCTOBER 2011
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Wow such an ecelectic and unexpected vibe. Love the mix, well done.
Such history here. Love the old world environment with lots of personality mixed in. That green fireplace with the pink chair. So fabulous!
What a great post. Lovely colors. Everything feels very alive, including the chicken on the 1st picture. So cute! :-)
Have a lovely day!
xo
Luciane at HomeBunch.com
fabulous use of colors..love that it still has the old world feel too...the stone floors are amazing..
best,
maureen
Hello,
I know this house, I just think it is wonderful and I find all these colors so beautiful!
Have a nice day!
Jérôme
I love all the natural stone and wood that was used. Its an interesting mix with the bright colors.
I know Jean-Philippe Demeyer. He is know for his eclectic style. He is very creative!
xx
Greet
Aren't all the textures great in the first photo???
what ever would we do with out the creative minds in this world???
great post.
xx
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