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| The first floor was originally one big, open space, so Martin and Tessa removed the kitchen from where the office is now to create a larger kitchen. They also divided the kitchen and dining room by adding a sectional wall. Though traffic can flow freely from the kitchen to the dining room, the wall provides just enough separation between the two busiest rooms in the house. |
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| Tessa gave this console table to Martin as a gift. It displays the family's personal favorite items, including new photographs and the children's artwork. The cube-shape lamp is one of Tessa's favorite pieces. Table: Habitat; lamp: Mr. Ed Bookend, by Roderick Vos for Functionals |
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| Open shelving gives the kitchen a light and spacious feel and holds the family's crisp white china. The wide drawers under the stone countertops provide ample storage for other kitchenware. |
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| The minimalist, tidy surfaces make for a practical kitchen that is as functional as it is stylish. |
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| Views of the water were an appealing feature for the couple. They love spending time in the dining room because of the connection with the outdoors: The outdoor terrace sits alongside a small waterway, and in the summer the doors are often left open. |
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| To create a peaceful environment, Tessa and Martin combined a neutral color palette with texture, layering in black and white elements to add contrast. “We wanted the house to look warm and comfortable,” Tessa says. Side tables: Nu interieur | ontwerp |
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| Comfortable seating in front of the fire makes for a relaxing spot. The fireplace was an addition during the renovation. Pouf: Casalis; rug: Perletta carpets |
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| Several vignettes around the house display family photographs along with decorative items. Tessa likes to encase items within glass vases, as seen here with a cactus plant. Candlestick: Ikea |
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| An owl is encased on a built-in shelf. |
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| Tessa's creative touches extend to all three of her daughters' bedrooms, with bed linens she made herself. Stool: Hema department store; bed: Ikea |
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| Tessa made this felt and linen owl doll as well. |
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| Tessa designed oldest daughter Roos' bed, and Martin made it. A colorful row of cotton ball lights adds fun and whimsy to the light-filled bedroom. Bed: Nu interieur | ontwerp |
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| The master bedroom keeps to the subdued color scheme found throughout the rest of the house. Minimalist closet cabinetry keeps clothing tucked away neatly. |
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| The artwork above the bed is by illustrator Sanne van Winden, who created these two drawings of Tessa and Martin's old house in the historical town of Delft especially for them. |
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| The Scandinavian-style architecture and waterside location stole Martin and Tessa's hearts when they first saw the house. |
It is a lovely home!