B&B in Brabant

For this B&B in Brabant, I was asked to brainstorm on a flexible interior: a holiday home for the family, which can be easily and comfortably rented out during breaks. The challenge was to create an atmosphere without major changes, as both the white walls and the existing floor had to remain. The design therefore had to be neutral, inviting, and vandal-proof—able to withstand a changing guest population, yet warm enough to feel like a personal space.

We chose furniture and furnishings that reflect the identity of the spaces. Soft fabrics, wooden details, and subtle hues create warmth, while the foundation remains light and calm. By using sustainable materials and sturdy finishes, everything retains its beauty, even with more intensive use.

The living room has a seating area that is easy to maintain, yet feels comfortable after a long day outdoors. In the dining area, a sturdy table with practical chairs creates a space where both the family and guests enjoy gathering. The whole has a homely feel without becoming overly personal.

In the bedrooms, we opted for neutral colors, comfortable beds, and durable textiles. Small accents, like lighting and accessories, add character without making it feel cluttered. This allows the spaces to remain flexible, suitable for both private and rental use.

The result is a holiday home that feels like a peaceful haven, yet is also practical for everyday use. An interior that transforms the emptiness of white walls into an inviting environment—purely through the right furniture, materials, and ambiance.