Van Haelen - 1 Bedroom - 1 Office - 1 Bathroom Boulevard Guillaume Van Haelen 1 box A0, 1190 Forest

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Van Haelen is a characterful building designed in 1936 by architect Léon Van Sichelen, recognisable for its modernist Streamline Moderne architecture. Its curved façade, horizontal lines and circular windows give the building a strong identity, which served as the starting point for its complete renovation.
Inside, the architectural language of the interwar period is reinterpreted in a contemporary way through arched openings, herringbone parquet flooring, warm tones and bespoke joinery.
This two-bedroom apartment is organised around a generous 24.94 m² kitchen and dining area. This central space forms the heart of the home and is complemented by a separate 15.55 m² living room. The kitchen, dining and relaxation areas each retain their own atmosphere while remaining connected through open views and fluid circulation.
The main bedroom measures 15.11 m², while the 8.07 m² office can also be used as a bedroom. A 4.01 m² bathroom, a separate WC, a central hall and a 2.80 m² terrace complete the layout.
Stainless steel, ceramic, glass blocks and dark blue accents are combined with wood and soft tones. Léon Van Sichelen’s architecture guides a contemporary interior where heritage, comfort and spatial quality come together naturally.
Curved forms, natural light and bespoke furniture carry this approach through to the finest details, creating a coherent and welcoming apartment conceived as a natural extension of the building’s original architecture.
Off-plan sale, delivered fully finished and painted upon completion of the deed, with lighting fixtures and curtains included. Contact us to discover the project and view the material samples.