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Brussels home of architect David Van Severen with airy, light-filled interior

The Brussels home of Belgian architect David Van Severen has a cheerful, airy quality that feels approachable, yet thoughtfully composed. A lesson in contrast and harmony, preserved original 19th-century architectural accents provide warmth and texture to the home's otherwise clean, modernist lines. The result is a stylish and serene personal oasis. Get inspired with similar items from Lee Stanton by clicking through the galleries below.

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Minimal sitting area with vintage pieces

Bright living room with 19th-century details and modern furniture

Dining area with pendant lighting and clean lines

Photo: Tobias Harvey for T Magazine.

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Designed by Antonio Citterio and Terry Dwan in the early 2000s, this Northern Italian home is characterized by a rustic, elemental simplicity.

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