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Villa Myrtille
A sheltered street frontage gives way to a glazed garden elevation in this Brussels villa, where a central route connects the living spaces around a private terrace.
A glazed garden elevation opens onto the lawn and terrace.
- Practice
- Ohra Studio
- Photographer
- Alexandre Van Battel
- Type
- Private villa
- Interior design
- Ohra Studio
- Realisation architect
- Eric Staner
The place
Brussels, Belgium
Villa Myrtille presents a reserved face to the street and opens towards its garden. A sculptural entrance leads into the house, while broad areas of glazing connect the rooms with a terrace and the trees beyond.
The main living spaces are arranged on one level around an internal route described by the studio as a central avenue. Glazed openings keep these spaces visually connected, while the principal suite occupies a more secluded position above.
The villa forms part of a development that also includes four apartments. Pale brick gives the street-facing volumes a quiet, enclosed character, while timber cladding and glass define the garden side. White walls and a light timber floor continue the restrained palette inside.
Timber cladding folds around the glazed garden corner.
The completed, unfurnished interior connects through a sequence of white volumes.
A recessed entrance cuts into the brick street frontage.
A furnished living room opens through folding doors to the garden.
Credits
- Architectural design
- Zlata Rybchenko
- Realisation architect
- Eric Staner
- Interior design
- Ohra Studio
- Client
- PDO Myrtille
- Contractor
- HERPAIN
- Photography
- Alexandre Van Battel
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