KAP apartments in Turnhout, Belgium, artfully transform a historic monastery into a modern living haven. Designed by Britt Van Namen, these residences retain the monastery’s classical beauty ? high ceilings, majestic glass surfaces ? while infusing contemporary architectural elements. The design highlights include an LED-lit kitchen hidden within a cupboard wall and a master suite graced with original church windows. Here, history intertwines with modern luxury, offering an unparalleled living experience.

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A Modern Twist on Monastic Elegance
A historic monastery now houses the stunning KAP apartments, with the chapel as its crown jewel. The architects preserved the chapel’s classical features ? high ceilings and elegant glass surfaces ? while infusing modern architecture. Notably, a vast glass section on the ground floor enhances the garden connection, flooding the space with light. Innovative Kitchen Design
The ground floor kitchen captivates with its forward-protruding cupboard wall, cleverly hiding all appliances. Two islands serve cooking and washing purposes, featuring Quooker tapware in patina bronze. The illusion bronze natural stone countertops add a striking effect, seamlessly blending into recessed cooking rings.
Living Spaces: A Fusion of Function and Aesthetics
The living room boasts a custom-made Metalfire wall unit with a gas fireplace. Built-in sliding doors ingeniously conceal the TV. On the same floor, the ma...