The Weaver's House is a fantastic home that shows off antiques and contemporary decor
This unique house Chan + Eayrs is a weaver’s home, it’s a contemporary yet sympathetic renovation of a Huguenot Townhouse, which is an amazing combo of antique and up-to-date, which looks breathtaking.
The living room is done in neutrals, clad with light-colored and warm-colored wood and with dark green framed windows, which is very eye-catching. There are many potted plants and greenery that echo with the frames. The artworks hint on the origins of the house and accessories and decor seem to be taken from the times when the house was built.
The dining room features the same dark greens and blue tones that connect the spaces. The windows are also framed in green, and there are rich velvet draperies in the same color. There’s a wooden dining table and upholstered light blue chairs. One wall is an accent one in dark green, there’s a woven chair and a hearth, some vintage furniture and planters.
The kitchen is done in untreated wood and marble plus brass accents – I’ve never seen a more unique combo of materials! Vintage lamps and lights, much potted greenery. The kitchen also features a dining space, a hearth and a woven chair.
The bedroom shows off fantastic wooden beams, I don’t know if they are original ones or not but they just steal the show. The headboard wall is clad with wood, and a modern bed neighbours with a vintage sideboard. The bathroom combines refined marble and elegant dark greens.
Hearths, firewood and various artworks and accessories remind of the times when the house was built
The dining room shows off dark green and blue accents with light-colored and warm-colored wood
This is my favorite part of the house as it looks like a part of a Dutch painting of those times
Much potted greenery and plants can be seen throughout the home, they enliven the spaces while echoing with dark green details
The bedroom is done with dark wooden beams, an antique sideboard and rather contemporary furniture and rugs
