Silverware candlesticks on dining table with corner cabinet with 18th century French trumeau mirror

Image ID:	12607680
License type:	Rights Managed
Photographer:	© living4media / von Einsiedel, Andreas Portrait

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Location:	Brüssel, BE

Print size:	approx. 29.49 × 44.32 cm at 300 dpi ideal for prints up to DIN A4

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Attic Apartment

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This light and airy apartment has exceptional views of Brussels; BE

Isabelle de Spirlet and Christine Jonkheere used their combined talents to convert the attic servants quarters of an 18th century Brussels house into a serenely airy home, melding 18th century antiques with 21st century style.

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