Interior detail featuring an early Poul Henningsen “Artichoke” lamp and Zanini de Zanine’s “Nova Viscosa” stool.
For Stanislas Gokelaere, an interior is never created through accumulation.
It is shaped by balance.
This beautiful and discreet house in Knokke offers an exceptional illustration of the dialogue that emerges when art, furniture and lighting are chosen with the same exacting eye.
“Architecture sets the rhythm; light reveals the volumes.
Historic furniture and works of art bring the space to life — giving it a soul, in the original sense of the word — and allowing it to breathe.”
