Near the canal in Ham, a municipality located in the Belgian province of Limburg, interior architect Arjaan De Feyter has designed ‘Residence C’ in collaboration with MAX8 Architecten: a sleek and modern dwelling that exists as both a home and office for a single client.

As is the case with much of De Feyter’s work, the project’s cohesive interior focuses on a rich material palette, with a monochromatic, pared-back aesthetic. The client bought some land to build his new office building, with the possibility to have an apartment as well,The project, also referred to as ‘Ham House’, facilitates both work and home life, creating a warm atmosphere that fulfils the owner’s practical needs.

To achieve the sophisticated aesthetic, materials including steel, stone, marble, glass, and wood were used. The client enjoys having guests for dinner and therefore requested to have a professional-looking kitchen. Features include a marble wall made from white onyx, dark and textured built-in wooden units, and sheer, full-height curtains to soften the minimally furnished spaces.