Olmen Farmhouse Covered With Terracotta Colored Tiles

Bella Ciao November 10, 2020 dinning room designs

Terracotta colored tiles clad this house Olmen on Belgian farmland, designed by architect Pascal Francois to match the area conventional agricultural architecture. Glass and copper boxes protrude from the vinyl design, creating bays and balconies. Oak framed windows are also put into the facade. The curved openings at the walls of the linking passing provide glimpses into the old brick and timber barn, which has been mended and changed in to a garage along with log shed. The inside decor is chic and minimalist with a few luxurious touches like marble surfaces in the kitchen. A lengthy panoramic window functions across one side of this dining space, facing out across a bed of lavender to your new stable block using an abysmal metal roof. A large guest suite in the basement is lit by a series of large porthole shaped skylights and contains access to the garden with a red brick well.

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