If you admire Belgian design and luxe European country homes with bespoke interiors and fine detailing, you may feel as though you have died and gone to heaven with today’s lovely inspiration gallery from Belgium!
Today’s inspiring tour of interior design inspiration features the lovely home interiors and garden of designer and author of the award winning Belgian Pearls, Greet Lefèvre.
We explored her new Belgian Pearls Home Collection earlier in the week RIGHT HERE with its beautiful and versatile furniture pieces just launching with Defleure.
So let’s celebrate Greet’s new venture by once again peeking inside her windows to discover the beauty of Belgian interior design and superior craftsmanship from artisans from her family business, Lefèvre Interiors,
Images: Greet Lefèvre and Claude Smekens
The soft, velvety palette of the images above sets my soul at ease and ushers me into tranquility!
Belgian Kitchen Design Inspiration from Greet Lefèvre
A Dreamy Palette
Elegant Architectural Elements
Library With Bespoke Paneling by Lefèvre Interiors
Orangerie Magic
An orangery or orangerie was a room or a dedicated building on the grounds of fashionable residences from the 17th to the 19th centuries where orange and other fruit trees were protected during the winter, similar to a greenhouse or conservatory.
Chic Dining Room
Wine Cellar
Elegant Belgian Design Inspiration from a Belgian Pearl
Rustic Lovely Belgian Details
Old World Style Meets Fresh Soulful Craftsmanship
Breathtaking Beautiful Belgian Garden
Ahhhhhhhhh. It’s a magical, timeless, and fairy tale sort of property in Belgium, yes?
WERE YOU SMITTEN BY THE PLASTER WALLS!?! See more breathtaking examples RIGHT HERE.
If this style of design ignites your senses, you will fall in love with Greet’s blog, BELGIAN PEARLS (written in English, BTW!), where her readers are treated to inspiration from Belgium and beyond.
If you also love English farmhouse style, be sure to visit this story with inspiration from a newly built American home with English country architectural and interior design influences.
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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I’ve adored her style for years. Really love the living room (antlers over fireplace) painted the taupe/tan color as opposed to the white one. Not sure why though and it could just be the camera or lighting. Do you Know if the kitchen base cabinets are made from the same material as the walls? Plaster covered timber maybe?
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I think the base cabinets are white oak – and I love that look with the plaster. I would love to interview Greet about her kitchen’s details someday! 🙂
Dear Michele,
What a surprise!! You made my day! OMG you have spoilt me so much this week! I am so grateful to you my friend!
THANK YOU !!! xo Greet
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I do like delivering sweet surprises – but I’m grateful to YOU for sharing the beauty of your home with design lovers and folks like me who hope to learn from you. People have been writing me about your kitchen and want to know more so hopefully someday we can do a post focusing on just the kitchen and all those timeless details, the craftsmanship from Lefevre Interiors, and the secrets behind the style. xox
I could move right in! The outbuilding is wonderful.
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I agree – it has been fun over the years watching the outdoor living and gardens come to life as Greet and her husband keep making it more lovely. Thanks for reading. 🙂
I’m positively breathless after viewing all these gorgeous photos! I absolutely LOVE the color palette and well, everything else (heart!)
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She is so incredible, and her timeless home is a reflection of that beauty. Have a great Saturday, friend.
Love, love, love everything with one exception. The red dining room. Somehow it just does’t go with the rest of this fabulous house.