Seating area with three grey bouclé armchairs around a black coffee table, against a dark oak wall in a diamond pattern.Dark timber-clad room divider with a built-in fire and television, and a floating pale stone hearth bench.
Dark timber-clad room divider with a built-in fire and television, and a floating pale stone hearth bench.

Design and realisation

One Studio for the Whole Journey

Interior and architecture come from the same hand here. That saves coordination, but above all it saves compromises at the point where two disciplines meet.

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View from the kitchen with its stone worktop through to a dining nook with green chairs and a ribbed fireplace wall.Dining area with olive velvet chairs, a walnut table and a fluted fireplace wall against grasscloth wallcovering.
Dining area with olive velvet chairs, a walnut table and a fluted fireplace wall against grasscloth wallcovering.

For whom

Building, renovating or starting afresh

  • You are buildingWith a new build, the interior begins on the drawing board. Light, installations and bespoke joinery are still open, and everything can still fall into place.
  • You are renovatingIf the layout or the shell changes, we draw interior and architecture in one plan, coordinated with the structural engineer and the local authority.
  • You are giving your home a new lifeYou already live there, or you have just moved in, and the house has to become entirely yours again.
Long dark dining table with bouclé chairs and black tube pendants, facing an open dark oak kitchen with an island.Low travertine bench with a large round ribbed ceramic pot, beneath a glass balustrade and a black steel column.
Low travertine bench with a large round ribbed ceramic pot, beneath a glass balustrade and a black steel column.

Why from one hand

You Coordinate Nothing

Handing it over is not the same as letting go.

Most people who come to us have neither the time nor the appetite for it: calling the builder, waiting on the electrician, working out whether the floor goes with the kitchen. You want a beautiful home, not a second job.

So with us you do not switch between designers, suppliers and trades. We do that. You decide at fixed moments, and Reinder himself is at the table for every presentation. What you keep is the calm to enjoy the process.

Open kitchen with a dark oak island, pale stone worktop and a ribbed timber column framing the seating area beyond.Kitchen run in marbled natural stone with lit reveals and a copper-toned island reflecting the slim tap.
Kitchen run in marbled natural stone with lit reveals and a copper-toned island reflecting the slim tap.

The first step

The Concept Phase

Not everyone wants to commit to the full journey straight away. That is why you can begin with the concept phase: two layouts per room, the materials that go with them and a first indication of what the interior will cost.

At your home or entirely remote. If you go on, this is simply the first phase of your journey.

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Living room with a cream corner sofa facing floor-to-ceiling glazing, a dark wall with floating shelves and a soft rug.Kitchen island in timber veneer with a pale stone worktop, a slatted timber screen above and a built-in wine cabinet.
Kitchen island in timber veneer with a pale stone worktop, a slatted timber screen above and a built-in wine cabinet.

What we look after

The complete journey

  • Interior designSpatial layout, material and colour direction, worked out room by room.
  • ArchitectureChanges to the layout and to the shell, coordinated with the structural engineer and the local authority.
  • Bespoke joinery and lightCupboards, kitchens and furniture drawn to measure, with the lighting plan and the schedule for the electrician.
  • RealisationWe guide the build, from supplier to completion.
Black oak dining table with grey bouclé chairs between dark timber walls in a diamond pattern, and ribbed white vases.Oak dining table with cream upholstered chairs, five smoked-glass pendants and a lit cabinet with a bronze-toned panel.
Oak dining table with cream upholstered chairs, five smoked-glass pendants and a lit cabinet with a bronze-toned panel.

LookBook

Look around first

Not ready for a conversation yet? The LookBook shows how we work: ten tips from our projects, the full renovation in Annen from start to finish, and what an interior costs.

You receive a personal reading link by email and leaf through it whenever it suits you. Save what speaks to you; it makes a good start to a first conversation.

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Spacious living room with a void and glass globe pendants, linen seating and a gas fire set into a timber wall.

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Contact us

One studio, one point of contact. We are glad to explain how that works.

+31 528 783 905
hello@reinderveenstra.com

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