- Interior
In the serene setting of Villa Nazareth, an interior infused with sophistication shines, crafted by the talented interior designer Colette Bruggeman from Classo and in collaboration with Desmet & Lammens Architecten. This villa serves as the sanctuary for a young couple. It is not the first time the family has sought the advice of the interior experts; they are second-generation clients, driven by the compelling results of previous projects.
In the living room, beautiful Belgian design takes its well-deserved place. With carefully selected furniture pieces and an eye for detail, an inviting atmosphere is created, making the space brim with warmth. The aesthetics of this room seamlessly flow into other parts of the home, allowing you to effortlessly enter the kitchen. There, the dining table is strategically positioned, allowing your eyes to indulge in an uninterrupted view of the garden. Here, the boundaries between indoors and outdoors blur, and the design invites contemplation, where natural beauty perfectly harmonises with the interior. Like a fluid dance, this transition emphasises the cohesion of the entire interior. 
In the living space, contrasts play a striking role, where a fresh colour palette is enlivened with black and caramel accents. This interplay results in a beautiful balance between light and dark, where each element shines in its own way. The solid wooden kitchen table gladly serves as a dining spot but also as a place to enjoy breakfast amidst the soft, powder-coloured throw pillows. Everything in this interior is interconnected. By the sliding window, Classo has composed a cozy lounge, where the warmth of the Muffin floor lamp from Brokis in smoked glass not only provides a charming glow but also offers a splendid view of a tranquil water feature.
In the living space, contrasts play a striking role
In Villa Nazareth, the splendour of the interior extends beyond the confines of furniture and decor. Here, a refined world comes to life, where unique art, intriguing finds, and beautiful objects find a lush home.
Photography by Annick Vernimmen
Text by Lente Gevers