In this house designed by the architect for his own use and built in 1910, Pelseneer has made a graphic and free reinterpretation of the cottage-style house by adding decorative features in a pure, geometric style of Art Nouveau. The house has retained much of its original furniture and wood-panelling, probably made by the family firm, as well as original stained-glass windows, mosaics and a magnificent wooden staircase lit from above by a skylight. This is the architect's only Art Nouveau interior to have survived complete.

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