Villa Vinkenberg - Small Long House

June 22, 2022

Bob Manders Architecture projected a house by the modern design in the small Dutch village of Oisterwijk.


The founder and the main archite at the studio, Bob Manders, designs each project with a purpose creating cohesive and free - flowing structures. He is constantly testing his creative boundaries, touching on all elements of building design - interiors, lighting, and lanscape - into all of his projects.



The Small Long House was designed to replicate the flow and form of a ribbon. By using materials like wood, steel, metal, concrete and zinc, Bob was able to achieve a mid century modern look with clean sharp edges. His minimalistic approach is what made this home so special and way ahead of its time.



The design team decided to photograph this home with vintage furniture from Morentz which really elevated the Palm Springs mid century modern vibe.



Photography  Thomas De Bruyne  @cafeine
Interior Design & Architecture Bob Manders Architecture

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