Tailor-made interior advice for house and garden
An honest overview of how personal interior advice at feelathome turns your first conversation into a home where you feel at home.
Tailor-made interior advice for house and garden
Maybe the renovation has just finished, and the walls are up, but not a single room feels finished yet. Maybe the new construction is there, but it still doesn't feel complete, and you've been scrolling through furniture sites for months without making a real choice. Or maybe there is simply no direct reason. You've lived there for years, it works, but you're gradually getting tired of the old furniture. You don't always know exactly what you want, only that it needs to be different. Three very different starting points, and at feelathome, all three of them come up every week.
"We just have a good chat, and dare to decide for you."
What these three have in common: none of those people want to visit five furniture stores anymore. They want someone who thinks along, who asks the right questions, and who keeps an overview while they just get to choose what they like.
Personal interior advice, in three steps
The first visit is without obligation and is about your taste, not about budgets. After that, our interior architects turn that into a concrete proposal, with mood boards and a clear, transparent price quote. Once the choices are made, we take over the entire follow-up: delivery, quality control, and installation by our own team, also internationally. What you saw in the plans and renderings will be exactly what shows up in your home.
To read how this process looks, step by step, from the first conversation to the last cushions, check our approach.
Just at our home
One showroom, no showroom-feel
Our showroom in Boortmeerbeek is not a set. It's the house where Anke and Geert once renovated their own castle farm, and where today you walk among Tribù in the garden and Flexform or Poliform in the living room—not on a stage but in use. Prefer to start outside? In our gardens, among others, you'll find Cassina, Atelier Vierkant, Manutti and Kettal fully set up. Most projects mix both anyway: a sofa inside, a garden table just outside, the same vibe everywhere. Take a seat, feel at home right away, and only decide after that. Curious how it turned out for others? In our projects you can see finished interiors and gardens where this whole process has already been completed.
What can be different this year
Planning a new interior still means making lots of choices; that doesn't change. But you don't make those choices alone, and not in the dark. If you make a first appointment now, in just a few weeks you'll have a concrete plan in hand, not another stack of catalogs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know what I want before I come by? No. A rough idea or a fully developed Pinterest board are both a good starting point. Even if you just know it needs to be different, that's enough to get started. We help you turn that into something concrete.
Does this also work if I only want to tackle one room or the garden? Yes. The process works for a single piece of furniture, one space, or a complete project, both inside and out.
Do you also design bathrooms, kitchens, or built-in cupboards? Yes. Our advice doesn't stop at separate pieces of furniture. We just as easily design bathrooms, kitchens, and built-in cupboards, up to the full total furnishing of your home.
How long does it take from the first conversation to a finished interior? The duration depends on the scope of your project, on delivery times of the chosen brands, and often also on the client themselves. After the first conversation, you'll get a realistic idea of that.
Can I try out the furniture first? Absolutely. Many of the collections you see with us are set up in the showroom or in our gardens. Take a seat, enjoy, and decide afterwards.
Do you deliver and install everything yourselves? Yes. Our own team delivers and installs, also internationally. You don't have to do any assembly or coordination yourself.
Is a first visit without obligation? Yes, completely. You can just walk in, without an appointment and with no obligation.