We work on a wide variety of projects, where the task does not end with architecture: interior is inextricably linked with architecture. We work integrally and in a team with our technical designers, architects, and interior architects on a design. However, jobs that focuses only on the interior are also part of our portofolio. The interior team designs interiors of homes, offices, healthcare institutions, and education or cultural projects with a fresh contemporary look.
Immersion in every task
For each assignment, we immerse ourselves in the wishes and identity of the client and the users. We combine the qualities of the building with an integral vision of the interior. Technique, light and carefully chosen materials together constitute the complete package. Sometimes subtle, sometimes surprising. We look for a balance between comfort and character. This often leads to the development of specifically designed details or product combinations.
Design wall coverings with stitching pattern


Custom-made acoustic solutions


Unity in pattern and material in design for farewell ceremony


Total concept
The design of an interior is an extension of the integral building concept: they reinforce each other and form a whole. We like to design the furniture in detail: from a reception desk for WTC Rotterdam, to a flexible work and meeting island for a university, a sustainable bar for a museum café, or mobile stands for a lecture hall in a monumental church.
With expertise in renovation, repurposing and making monumental buildings more sustainable, we like to work on monumental interiors. This means marrying the spatial experience, existing colour and material palette, and (day)light with often a new use due to the new function. We look for new opportunities and solutions. The task is to add new interior elements – contrasting or in harmony – and detailed elaborations for the restoration of a protected interior.






Sustainability
We want to create healthy and flexible buildings in which people can move optimally and where meetings are encouraged. The interior plays a major role in this. Not only in how it is designed, but also in how it is made. We include this aspect in the design of interiors.
For example, we designed an interior for Museum van Bommel van Dam that can be completely disassembled and is therefore easy to recycle over time. The materials used are all sustainable and without any artificial colouring agents. This creates a natural colour palette: from fresh champagne anodised aluminium, bare plywood, and bamboo to the dark colours of blue steel.
Sustainable and circular




A selection of our projects with interior design
The interior team at BiermanHenket
