After their kids were old enough, art-loving few Carla and Rinus van Lier booked their Saturdays from the Netherlands for visiting museums and browsing nearby Belgian antiques shops and fairs. They fell in love with the art nouveau period and have since curated their house using century-old pieces. In need of more space for their growing collection, the few recently worked with the general contractors at Bouwbedrijf Batentopunch outside their living room by 65 square feet and also add an antiques-filled 377-square-foot sunroom that better connects the home using their well-manicured classical-style backyard. at a GlanceWho lives here: Carla and Rinus van LierLocation: Eindhoven, the NetherlandsSize: 200 square meters (2,150 square feet); 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms in3interieur Wanting to bring more of this backyard, the couple added a large bay window to expand the living room outward, increasing the room by 6 square meters (65 square feet). As for the…
Art Nouveau Elegance in the Netherlands
