A completely white interior design

With its typical colors of North,  harbor area of Antwerp, Belgium, has long exerted a great fascination for locals and tourists. Even Hansi, an architect, is not indifferent to the landscape, and in 2012, looking for a home for himself, his wife Sophie and daughter Olivia, he chose to settle in this area, in front of the sea.  Wishing to move away from a model of life typical of this area,  consisting of large blocks of flats, Hansi designed for his family an original house built vertically. 69 square meters in total, on 5 levels, but where it never feels cramped thanks to the overuse of white, and the abolition of most of the walls, and large windows opening to the outside .

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Draggy is a blog writer, a single mother of two children, and holds a degree in architecture. With a passion for design and a love for the outdoors, Draggy combines her professional background and personal experiences to create engaging content. When she's not writing about architecture, Draggy enjoys hiking and exploring nature, finding inspiration in the world around her. Her work reflects her creativity, resilience, and dedication to balancing family life with her professional pursuits.