In a unique combination of living and work space, this office with a  �maritime� feel features a skybox apartment in bold, contemporary style  by the Netherlands� Eric Kant.  Overlooking the Merwede River, part of the Rhine-Meuse-Scheldt delta,  it�s a soaring, angular design that allows for vistas of the river from  almost any work space, features an airy, open concept, and presents a  clean, uncluttered ambience thanks to tons of storage space cleverly  camouflaged behind reflective-surface cabinetry. There�s no sterile feel  here, though; white file cabinets topped with abundant greenery in  rectangular planters, combined with warm wood grain desks and  chocolate-toned leather seating and accents, give the space a nice shot  of efficient energy while at the same time keeping the �trimmings� from  being obtrusive or distracting.
Sand-colored marble on part of the exterior fa�ade harmonizes nicely  with a neat planted garden, dark stone driveways, and cobbled  courtyards. Parking is convenient and sheltered; inviting outdoor  seating provides a handy spot for fresh air on breaks. And, although the  building is a neat tower of intersecting rectangles, there are at least  as many �curves� involved in this design as angles; private office  spaces and conference rooms have rounded glass walls in flowing, gentle  waves that are not unlike the river water outside. Round conference  tables encourage easy collaboration, while curvy glass vases hold  flowers and colorful d�cor that inject a cheery note. With elegance,  uncompromising practicality, and abundant natural light, this  office/apartment offers roomy space for both employees and family,  thanks to superb design by Eric Kant.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Dutch Riverside Chic: Transito Maritime Office by Eric Kant
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Eric Kant,
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