2012-02-13T21:30:00.000+01:00

Fashion Designer

*What does 'home' mean to you?

It means a lot to me. Home could be anywhere, but it should be a place where you can be at peace. Usually your home also reflects your own personality.

*Do you spend a lot of time thinking about your interior, like the position of your furniture and such?

I love decorating, but it's more of a natural process to me. I just want to feel comfortable. In order to feel comfortable I prefer having a lot of space and an abundance of light.

* You moved to another place shortly after this shoot. Did everything fall into place or did you have to redecorate everything?

Moving to a new place is always a big change. So it took some time for me to adjust. Making things as comfortable as possible is always my first priority. It's almost like this primal urge to transform my 'nest' into my personal space. I can only be at ease once this is done and I truly feel at home.

2011-12-25T23:04:00.000+01:00

MARIE-CHARLOT

Photographer

*What impression are you trying to leave on visitors with your interior and do you think you have accomplished this?

For now my interior is just a room in the parental house, so there aren't a lot of people who are actually entering my room. But if I have visitors, I make sure that there are no things left on the floor. Usually all the clothes, papers and covers make my room rather messy.

*What's your favourite object in your room?

I would have to say my two cupboards, one small and the other one bigger. The small one is painted in a light teal colour, while the big one is off-white made out of beautiful wood. I got them together with two chairs, a table and another glass table for only ten euros. But perhaps my most favourite object is the black and white picture of a tree glued to a piece of wood, which was also a bargain.

*Where on this planet do you see yourself living in the future?

Germany I guess. I really like the country, both its culture and its nature. I'm not too sure if I like the local habits, but you get used to those. If I move to Germany, it will probably be to a bigger city like Berlin, which is a rather popular city these days. But I'll probably just stay in Belgium though.

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