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A Lefèvre Interiors dressing & new discoveries

I hope you all have enjoyed your weekend as we did here in Belgium. The weather gods spoiled us with some gorgeous late summer days! Up to 27°C! It was one of the warmest weekends of this year! We really aren’t used to these summer temperatures at the start of October! It abled us to face a busy new week! Today I want to share a few pictures of a client’s dressing and some gorgeous new

A Lefèvre Interiors dressing & new discoveries

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I hope you all have enjoyed your weekend as we did here in Belgium. The weather gods spoiled us with some gorgeous late summer days! Up to 27°C! It was one of the warmest weekends of this year! We really aren’t used to these summer temperatures at the start of October! It abled us to face a busy new week! Today I want to share a few pictures of a client’s dressing and some gorgeous new discoveries.   Dressing Lefèvre Interiors The dressing room I designed for one of our clients in France, was installed by our company Lefèvre Interiors months ago but I hadn’t had yet the opportunity to take some pictures of it untill last week. White painted integrated cabinets with shutter doors. Covered radiator. The room acts as a dressing and as a guestroom. The seat can be converted into a bed. Libeco linen upholstered seat.       I love the detailing of the pilasters. Dressing by Lefèvre Interiors . __________   NEW DISCOVERIES   Hermès text...

Hand-made Belgian Hardware Jewelry

Peter van Cronenburg started as a cabinet maker in 1983, and because of his frustration to not find the exact hardware he needed to finish his realisations,- most items on the market were to him too 19th Century, with a mechanical finish and artificial patina-, he developed new models to respond to esthetical and technical challenges. Peter also started collecting historic pieces in order to

Hand-made Belgian Hardware Jewelry

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Peter van Cronenburg started as a cabinet maker in 1983, and because of his frustration to not find the exact hardware he needed to finish his realisations,- most items on the market were to him too 19th Century, with a mechanical finish and artificial patina-, he developed new models to respond to esthetical and technical challenges. Peter also started collecting historic pieces in order to reproduce them and searched for craftsmen who executed their work in a traditional way. Over the years, van Croonenburg has envolved into a high-service company with its own foundry that delivers high-quality hand-made architectural hardware. Peter explains : “ We are committed to the details that make the difference. This soul, this passion can be found in each one of the models of our collection. Our thousand of models go from 16th Century Venetian door handles to ‘Shaker’ knobs, from Louis XV latches to Art Deco door bells, but all have the same in common: they have been thoroughly evaluated ...