Discerning designer Bham Design Studio is behind the reconfiguration of a luxurious home of a once Nazi-occupied water tower.
This tower stands 30 meters high and was built between 1938 and 1941. The converted Nazi lair is no longer a dark space but rather a beautiful, airy and opulent home in Belgium. Nazi structures are designed to withstand any destruction, which gave realtors and designers a great idea: turn war buildings into residence spaces.
History enthusiasts will go crazy for this preserved war monument home. There's a total of 450 square meters spread over six floors where the kitchen, bedrooms and living spaces are beautifully restored with modern designs. There are two garages and a soothing 4.5-meter shower feature. Bham Design Studio maximized its use of space by building a patio on the roof that overlooks the fields filled with history.
Revamped Nazi Abodes
Luxurious WWII Home by Bham Design Studio Takes a Step into the Past
Trend Themes
1. War Monument Homes - There is a growing trend of converting war buildings into luxurious residence spaces.
2. Preserved History - History enthusiasts are increasingly interested in preserved war monuments and homes as a unique living experience.
3. Modern Design in Historical Context - Designers are finding opportunities to blend modern design elements with historical structures, creating beautiful and unique spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate developers and agents can explore the potential of converting war buildings into desirable residential properties.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers have the opportunity to create stunning living spaces by blending modern designs with historical structures.
3. Tourism and Hospitality - Tourism and hospitality industries can cater to the growing interest in preserved war monuments by offering unique accommodations and experiences.