Look inside the office of ABC projects
ABC projects stands for calm and character in architecture and interior. For interior architect Anja Verroeye it was therefore important to be able to welcome her clients in a building that breathes that same atmosphere. She found it in Anzegem, in a listed brewer's house from 1778, in the heart of a protected village landscape.
Listed brewer's house with character
Thanks to the authentic elements that have been preserved, the building forms a splendid setting for working on experience. There is even an old, listed malt kiln still present. Clients are welcomed here in an inspiring, soothing environment, where they can see samples of fabrics, door handles, floors and much more. A moment away from the daily bustle, to discuss plans in peace and to view and compare materials and mood boards.
Architecture, interior and art
Art is also part of the identity of ABC projects. Both inside and outside, clients can therefore admire a number of bronze sculptures by Jean Claeys, as well as works by Ine Lammens, among others.
A special location
The old brewer's house where ABC projects is based sits in a special location. Diagonally opposite the office lies the Lijsternest, which Stijn Streuvels built in 1905 in his search for a place to write in complete peace, with a view over the beautiful Ingooigem landscape. Today, the Streuvels house is a museum in summer. During the winter months, writers retreat there to the writers' residence, to write undisturbed.
A warm welcome in Anzegem
The building is easy to reach and offers ample parking, so clients can arrive at their leisure and enjoy a good coffee or a drink while they let themselves be inspired. In this way, the office of ABC projects in Anzegem is a place where clients feel welcome, where time is taken and where beautiful rural and timeless projects begin.
