Belgian interior designer Dries De Malsche designed in a resort town along the Belgian Coast a warm and tranquil family home, with its own unique twists and turns, the Residence DVB. The architecture is embedded in the local context, near the coast, with respect to tradition and embracing the essence of life by creating a feeling of warmth and authenticity. Throughout the hallways are featured with curling structures, enhanced through lighting which follows the waves along with the ceiling.
Dries De Malsche introduced a soft and textured material palette with prominent use of Travertine and oak and natural mineral plaster creating a sense of repose. In the kitchen and the wellness area, he chose rough terracotta flooring combined with tactile materials such as onyx which is perfect to combine them with warm hidden lighting. The studio spared no effort in introducing notable fixtures, furniture, and fittings from New York Lighting Studio Apparatus, Italian design house Minotti and Gessi.