Walking into Neybor Fernand you will find its original marble floor and a view right through the house to the kitchen and garden. The house features a curated selection of works by rising Belgian artists. The floors alternate between semi-solid oak, polished concrete and marble. A distinctive colour scheme runs subtly throughout the house. An eight-piece, rust-brown leather sofa occupies most of the living room, and the focal point of the adjoining dining room is a three-meter-long charcoaled oak table with a forest green banquette.

The wood of choice for the furnishing is walnut: you will find it in the kitchen paired with composite stone from Italy and in private spaces in the desks, bedframes and wardrobes. Every room has a private bathroom which, in a nod to Wes Anderson films, are decorated with pine green Portuguese tiles and mustard yellow surfaces. All beds in the house are either 1,6m or 1,8m wide, and offer maximum comfort. Curtains run from ceiling to floor and can be used to configure spaces.