Lambersart Project: A 1940s Villa Redefined by RMGB Studio
Restoration as a dialogue between past and future.
Located in the vibrant heart of Lille, France, the Lambersart villa represents a meticulous restoration of a 1940s residence by the esteemed RMGB studio. This project harmoniously blends the historical essence of the villa with modern living, highlighting its architectural splendor while integrating contemporary comforts and aesthetics.
RMGB’s approach to the Lambersart project was guided by a deep appreciation for the villa’s antique charm. The design duo skillfully incorporated vintage pieces with a distinct character into the home’s decor, achieving a balance between elegance and functionality. Notable selections include the Bernard Govin armchairs, Gio Ponti coffee tables, and Rodolfo Bonetto’s Boomerang lounge chairs, each piece adding depth and personality to the villa’s interiors.
The restoration of the Lambersart villa stands as a testament to RMGB’s ability to fuse the past with the present in interior design. By carefully curating vintage elements that complement the modern lifestyle, the project exemplifies how heritage and innovation can coexist in harmony. This achievement not only respects the villa’s original architecture but also redefines it for modern-day enjoyment.
Take a look around the Lambersart villa in the gallery above.
