Recently renovated cottage Maxwan

Rotterdam architects designed the house Maxwan N. Originally built in 1938, the house is situated on the sea coast in Noordwijk, the Netherlands. Exposure

It has been completely renovated, its striking features are now a thatched roof and a spiral staircase

View The house has a large garden in the courtyard House N Maxwan: "The house dates from 1938, is situated on the sea and was originally a villa Noordwijk A mill owner's house was, but the salt air and weather north severely damaged. decades and has seen renovation obvious. The roof had to be replaced and emergency repair in the basement was also very necessary. But this is not all. In addition, you have the rooms and renovated bathrooms, windows updates, and some areas were now too small and does not meet the requirements of customers. Therefore, we have taken into consideration when remodeling too. That's what the back side of the facade after renovation of Maxwan architects tried to preserve the original character of the house and even to make a beautiful garden, where glass and green nature come into play. There you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the nearby sea. Now we are going in the opposite direction, there is now the new kitchen of the present inhabitants of this house rental It is actually placed in a concrete block, its color contrast with the existing house, but do not interfere with the general harmony of color. Lots of natural light entering through the sliding doors and large windows in the house Less is sometimes more The ceiling window, you can still see the sky The two extensions – the new kitchen and living room – are clearly separated from the existing structure through the glass, but it's a lot of natural light in the rooms and they look bright and welcoming. The spiral staircase connects the elegant custom higher levels, using the railing around the raceways and provides structural efficiency in the atmosphere The attic has a new life with a new multifunctional furniture wall and large windows In addition to these key elements, the whole place seems somewhat complementary new compared to the original. "A successful combination of tradition and modern interior design