The interior of the villa was designed in coherence and as part of the architecture. Generous corridors and an imposing hall connect the intimate rooms, which create a sense of homeliness. A bright corridor leads to the swimming pool, in which the columns interplay with the trunks of the trees in the woodland garden. Each room has its own atmosphere and character, co-determined by its function and use of materials. All interior elements are designed with precise detailing and executed with equal precision. The use of veneer combined with solid wood creates a refined interplay between the pattern of the veneer and the solid wood frames. The tapestry in the hall and the glass in the corridor to the pool are designed by artist Ingeborg Meulendijks. Art glass was also used in the windows around the massive Jura staircase and in the overhead lights in the conservatory and study.

The villa with its gardens, garden buildings and its interiors, has become a true 'Gesamtkunstwerk' due to the intensive collaboration with several designers, artists and the executing parties.

See also Villa A and Garden buildings Villa A

Location: Central Netherlands

Client: Private

Architect: Artesk van Royen Architecten

Design: Teske van Royen, Maurice Gortmans, Nadine Nievergeld

Project management: Maurice Gortmans, Teske van Royen

Staff: Suzan Gelissen, Roy Ruigt, Luca Simons

Garden architect: De Tuinfabriek, Rotterdam

Planting consultancy: Jacqueline van der Kloet, Weesp

Spatial garden advice: Kim Kogelman

Art application glass and textiles: Ingeborg Meulendijks, Steyl

Woodland garden artwork: Juan García Ripolles

Lighting design: Atelier 81, Rotterdam

Bathroom design: Jos van Zijl, Mijdrecht

Interior design: Bij den Dom, Utrecht

Contractor: Bouw- en restauratiebedrijf Van de Burgt & Strooij, Amersfoort

Interior design: Focus Interieurprojecten, Maarn

Construction: Triops Advies, Huissen

Installation advice: Nobel Klimaatadvies, Nijmegen

Acoustic advice: Sweco Nederland, De Bilt

Garden realisation: De Ridder, Soesterberg

Photography: René de Wit, Breda

Design: 2015-2018

Realisation: 2017-2020