Maxburg Chapel - Meer Belgium

The Maxburg Chapel in Belgium has been transformed into a unique living environment that combines the power of authentic architecture with contemporary interior design. The original height and large arched doors give the chapel a stately appearance, while the use of linen curtains adds a soft, modern touch. The interplay of light and height emphasises the special atmosphere of this place and makes the chapel a home that feels both monumental and homely.

The concrete floors form the basis of the interior. They bring calm and balance to the high spaces and reinforce the character of warm minimalism. This understated and timeless basis provides space for carefully chosen furniture and objects. Large volumes in the interior ensure that the spaces remain in proportion and that the height feels harmonious rather than overwhelming.

The open book system adds a contemporary layer to the historical context. Here, intuitive interior design becomes visible: functional, stylish and tailored to everyday use. The interior combines Italian design with Danish design and vintage elements, creating a rich and layered whole. Italian design brings refinement and elegance, Danish design provides simplicity and functionality, while vintage objects add authenticity and personality.

The power of Kapel Maxburg lies in the balance between old and new. Authentic arched doors and modern additions blend effortlessly, creating a timeless interior. The whole exudes tranquillity, elegance and character and shows how interior design can contribute to the reinvention of historic buildings.

Maxburg Chapel is an example of how warm minimalism, intuitive interior design and timeless interior design come together in a monumental context. A unique living environment in which history and contemporary comfort reinforce each other.